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Whistleblowing: the generational divide

Kristie Willis, a Solicitor at Palmers Solicitors, shares her thoughts on the generational divide concerning people’s willingness to report concerns, identified in the recent report by Protect on attitudes to whistleblowing

A&O Shearman secures major refinancing deal

A&O Shearman has assisted Brookfield and Modulaire in a EUR1.9 billion refinancing transaction successfully completed

UK leaseholders fight against hidden commissions

Leaseholder Action targets major freeholders to recover unlawfully charged building insurance commissions affecting countless leaseholders

Fieldfisher to open a new office

Fieldfisher is relocating its Birmingham office to Two Chamberlain Square in late 2025 to strengthen connections

Lawyer facing danger in Libreville

Gisèle Eyue Bekale, a lawyer from Libreville, Gabon, is trapped in her office due to armed siege

New light on nuisance: Cooper v. Ludgate House

Fancourt J.'s judgment refines remedies in nuisance and right to light claims for major developments.

Lords vote to enforce duty to investigate

The House of Lords has approved a new obligation for employers to act on whistleblowing concerns raised by their employees

PM outlines civil society partnership initiatives

At the Civil Society Summit, Prime Minister Keir Starmer affirmed a commitment to partnership with civil society