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New APIL president champions personal injury

Matthew Tuff, the new APIL president, calls for unity and pride among personal injury lawyers to advocate for vulnerable clients

Public International Law panels recruitment open

The Government Legal Department invites qualified practitioners and academics to apply for Public International Law panels now accepting applications until 18 June 2025

Hill Dickinson secures naming rights deal

Everton Football Club announces Hill Dickinson as the new naming rights partner for its stadium

High Court ruling examines defamation case

Safiullah Ahmadi's defamation claim against Guardian News highlights changing societal views on homosexuality

Court ruling reshapes VAT deregistration powers

The recent Court of Appeal ruling clarifies HMRC's powers to deregister firms involved in VAT fraud facilitation

Switalskis expands senior solicitor role

Switalskis has appointed injury specialist Sam McFadyen to enhance its brain and spinal injury team

MPs advocate delay for farm tax

MPs are urging a year-long delay to farm inheritance tax, raising concerns about food security and farms affected

Why the post-Brexit UK sanctions regime is facing criticism

Critics argue the sanctions regime undermines due process and transparency in the designation process