The UK did not breach human rights laws by failing to take stronger action in response to allegations of Russian interference in the 2019 general election, the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) ...

Do you have any plans to implement a cloud-based legal practice management system at your law firm to enhance your legal cloud capabilities? Or is an on-premises legal technology system just no longer ...

Northern Ireland could criminalise the creation and sharing of sexually explicit "deepfake" images of adults under plans now out for consultation. There is currently no legislation in Northern Ireland ...

The UK and 27 other countries have condemned Israel's "inhumane killing of civilians, including children" in Gaza in a joint ...

Kaitlin Bastow (Abertay University) and Samuel Etchells (University of Edinburgh) have begun the two-week Summer Scholars ...

Andrew Stevenson suggests the courts stick to English amid the passing of new language legislation. I always struggled to ...

BTO Solicitors LLP is continuing its support of the Helensburgh Art Club’s Annual Exhibition, returning as sponsor for the ...

A top New York law firm has reportedly sacked a summer intern who allegedly bit a number of colleagues. Sidley Austin was ...

Ltd v James Watt [2025] CSOH 61 Lord Braid applied the best evidence rule to reject four claims of breach of warranties and allow proof on quantum in respect of a fifth. Parties entered into a share p ...

Lorna Richardson, senior lecturer in commercial law, University of Edinburgh, has published a new article on error. "Error is often described as one of the most complex parts of the law of contract.

Victims of miscarriages of justice will no longer lose out on means-tested benefits in the UK after receiving compensation payments following a change in the law. A "benefit disregard" for compensatio ...

Complainants in sexual offence trials would gain the right to independent legal advice when requests are made to introduce ...