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The proposals will endanger judicial independence and maroon society in a romance with the past
Senior director in legal department had been responsible for enforcing tech company’s insider trading rules
UK ministers allot interim payouts to those who brought legal action against Post Office
Foreign affairs select committee criticises government’s ‘lack of willingness’ to legislate to stop illicit financial flows
The corruption and redemption of one of the world’s top tennis players
Legal battles proliferate as advocates and providers seek to preserve access after Supreme Court ruling
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High Court judge lifts suspension on Gambling Commission’s decision to award new contract to Czech group
Fake investments and fraudsters impersonating the police cost victims the most, says UK Finance
Record levels of online fraud in the UK show a vastly different approach is needed
Attorneys should require full disclosure and it should be an offence to gloss over past misdeeds
Allegations over president point to a deeper malaise in South Africa’s ruling party
Raymond McKeeve said his actions were designed to protect his Brexit party politician wife
Righting the scales of justice requires fundamental change to remuneration system
London’s courts have seen many acrimonious divorces. Updated legislation may help in making this process less traumatic
Criminal lawyers in England and Wales strike over legal aid rates and 28% fall in real income over past 20 years
Bank ignored signs of criminality including suitcases of cash, Switzerland’s top criminal court rules
A patchwork of rules determines reproductive rights across US after Roe vs Wade is overturned
Fraudsters establish online romances before duping victims in highly methodical cyber scams
Criminal lawyers say government is not paying adequate money for defence work
Watchdog says cartels involving ten companies colluded on tenders in London and Midlands
Consumer group Which? sounds alarm as people are targeted by increasingly sophisticated fraud attempts
Final report into biggest scandal of post-apartheid era finds both former and current presidents at fault
We identify silo-busting answers to business legal problems
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