The High Court endorsed LeO’s choice to reject a complaint, deeming court a more suitable forum for resolution.The case originated from Mr Adams’ grievance regarding advice…
A crucial judicial review has commenced in Edinburgh challenging the consents granted to Shell and Equinor’s North Sea oil and gas projects.Greenpeace and Uplift argue these…
Ofcom’s decision to fine GB News has sparked a fierce debate on journalistic impartiality.The sanction is due to a programme aired in February featuring Rishi Sunak,…
The UK Government aims to expedite approvals for major infrastructure projects, addressing legal hurdles that cause significant delays.Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects (NSIPs) like railways, roads, and…
Proposals aimed at expediting legal processes for infrastructure projects have been presented to the government.The review, led by planning barrister Lord Charles Banner, recommends changes to…
The Law Society has urged criminal legal aid firms to reconsider their service viability amid ongoing financial constraints.Richard Atkinson highlights the exhaustion of goodwill from criminal…
In a significant judicial development, GB News has lost its legal battle against Ofcom, paving the way for substantial fines due to breaches of broadcasting impartiality…
Phil Shiner, aged 67, confesses to fraudulent activities related to a £3 million legal aid contract.Shiner, a former human rights lawyer, misled legal aid authorities about…
City solicitors have expressed substantial concerns over the Solicitors Regulation Authority’s (SRA) proposed reforms to its fining powers.The City of London Law Society (CLLS) claims the…
A law student’s challenge to his expulsion has resulted in a partial victory following a judicial review.The court found procedural unfairness in the Office of the…
