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BBC Casualty partners with protect for authentic whistleblowing storyline

Whistleblowing charity Protect advises BBC Casualty, ensuring accurate representation of whistleblowing law in the storyline

Reunite families UK challenges government's increase in spouse visa income threshold

(RFUK) has filed for judicial review against the UK government's decision to raise the minimum income requirement (MIR) for spouse, partner, or family member visas to £38,700

Thomson Snell & Passmore announces 6.3% increase in billed fees for 2023-24

The firm reports £30.5mn in billed fees, marking 11 years of consecutive growth

Profits of US law firms in London fall below £1bn amid slowdown in M&A deals

US law firms in London see profits drop to £985m in 2022/23

Shell faces trial over oil spill claims by Nigerian communities

Shell's accountability for Nigerian oil spills will be determined in upcoming trials

Half of UK lawyers want to see profession self-regulate on using generative ai, shows new Thomson Reuters report

The report reveals 48% of UK lawyers favor self-regulation for AI use; inaccuracy and data security are primary concerns

Carers in the legal sector struggle alone

New research reveals overwhelming impact on work, physical wellbeing, and mental health

Brett Dixon, elected as the Law Society's deputy vice president, aims to lead through digital change and inclusivity

Brett will assume his role in October 2024, become vice president in 2025, and president of the Law Society in 2026

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