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UK data security weakened

Government’s Apple dispute risks UK’s EU adequacy status, experts warn of costly consequences

Child exploitation laws toughened

Two new offences targeting child criminal exploitation and cuckooing will bolster protections for vulnerable people

Tribunal approves £200m settlement

After eight years, Walter Merricks secures Mastercard settlement for UK consumers

Partner “forced out” wins case

A senior partner at a Leeds law firm successfully challenged his forced retirement, highlighting flaws in mandatory age-based policies

Harbottle & Lewis expands legal team

Harbottle & Lewis strengthens its client services with two strategic partner hires to enhance key practice areas

DLA Piper strengthens restructuring team with new partner

Global law firm DLA Piper today announces the appointment the latest in a series of strategic appointments to its global Restructuring practice (part of DLA Piper's International Finance Group)

How the UK government aims to use pensions for economic growth

Nigel Cayless examines how the UK’s pension reforms seek to drive economic growth through consolidation and surplus unlocking

Lewis Silkin Belfast team expands

Leading law firm Lewis Silkin has expanded its Belfast office with two new positions in intellectual property, media law, and commercial dispute resolution, bringing its Northern Ireland team to 60 staff