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Home Secretary gains power to dismiss chief constables

Under the new laws, Home Secretaries will gain statutory authority to force the retirement, resignation, or suspension of chief constables based on their performance

Setfords sees record growth in FY25

Setfords has reported impressive FY25 results driven by strategic lawyer recruitment and platform investments which sets the firm apart in the legal industry

Hogan Lovells reveals bribery outlook 2026

Global law firm Hogan Lovells has launched its Bribery, Investigations & Enforcement Outlook report for 2026 focusing on emerging trends in compliance for multinational organizations

Gilson Gray boosts London practice with new hire

Gilson Gray has appointed Paul Madden as partner to enhance its dispute resolution and insolvency services in London

Ward Hadaway reports impressive revenue growth

Ward Hadaway has achieved significant growth in turnover, demonstrating sustained performance and ambitious expansion plans for the future

Limbu v Dyson: High Court orders liability trial for migrant workers' exploitation claims

Split trial approved over preliminary issues in Malaysian factory conditions case

Phullar v Ofsted: Employment tribunal failures in disability discrimination and unfair dismissal appeal

Dismissal for capability during cancer recovery raised procedural and reasonable adjustment failures throughout.

Maritime and Coastguard Agency v Martin Groom: Coastguard volunteers are workers

Court of Appeal confirms paid volunteers qualify for employment rights