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Court ruling on Conservative leadership election

A recent court ruling determined that the Conservative Party's leadership election did not constitute a public function under human rights law

High Court ruling clarifies repayment issues

The ruling clarifies repayment issues following the appeal, including interest rates and repayment timing

High Court ruling sparks regulatory concerns

The High Court case highlights failures in environmental regulations amid toxic emissions threatening public health now

Gibson Dunn boosts London team with hires

Gibson Dunn welcomes Tom Jackson and Siddharth Sharma as key additions to its London office

The Planning and Infrastructure Bill heralds a major change in approach for developer impacts on protected sites and species

Richard Broadbent, a Director at Freeths, shares his thoughts on the savage decline in biodiversity and whether the government’s Planning and Infrastructure Bill could be the gamechanger needed to address the housing crisis in a way that adequately protects the environment

Sentencing reform needs broad investment

The Independent Sentencing Review highlights the necessity for investment across the criminal justice system to ensure success

Noerr advises Poligroh on property acquisition

Noerr has successfully guided Poligroh in acquiring a portfolio of residential properties from UmweltBank

Landmark Chambers welcomes two new barristers

Landmark Chambers proudly announces the addition of Karl Laird and Crash Wigley to its team, enhancing its legal expertise in public and administrative law