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A class act: Is England a new battleground in high-value multi-claimant actions?

John Bedford, Evan Flowers, Jaqueline Harrington and Will Sachse explore the rise of multi-claimant litigation, the similarities with US class actions, and how English law continues to evolve in managing complex mass tort and multi-claimant cases

Driving instructor appeal dismissed by tribunal

A tribunal has upheld the refusal of an application for a driving instructor based on conduct issues

Family feud prompts High Court ruling

A significant High Court ruling clarifies trust management principles and the responsibilities of trustees during disputes

High Court clarifies retrial conditions

The High Court ruling in R v Sandel shapes future interpretations of retrials in criminal cases

Independent review focuses on fraud reform

The independent review will enhance fraud protections and law enforcement measures for the British public

New film showcases New York court

A new film features leading business figures discussing how New York's Commercial Division boosts economic growth and efficiency in litigation

Flint Bishop expands UK presence significantly

Flint Bishop acquires Rebel Energy’s Collections & Recoveries team and opens new office in Swansea

Mind the gap: why business analysis is not technical analysis

Many law firms confuse technical and business analysis—an oversight that jeopardises tech adoption and stops change management efforts from delivering real value