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Regulatory overload: is there such a thing as too much pensions legislation?

Nigel Cayless assesses crucial pensions legislation in 2021 and how it could impact regulations going into 2022

Charity and voluntary sector restructures: how and why

Keith Wallace considers how and why charities and voluntary bodies may restructure

Shoosmiths Brussels office

Shoosmiths has opened its first international office

Deepfake research grant

Deepfakes are threatening the reliability of evidence

Council settles case of vendetta against pub landlord triggered by dispute over bottle of wine

The claimant was imprisoned in a category A prison over alleged food safety offences

Thefts from the client account: will firms' insurance cover it?

Michael Stacey considers the case of a partner who stole millions and whether insurers may seek to aggregate claims arising from misappropriation of client money

Ampa expansion

The addition of another firm has bolstered the growing legal and professional services group

TUI and Irwin Mitchell confirm Tunisia terrorist attack settlement

The firm represented 83 victims of the attack