The Swiss multinational pharma company admitted to improper conduct wherein staff of its overseas subsidiaries were paid to boost drug sales through bribery.
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The Limitations of the Competition and Markets Authority
The COVID-19 pandemic has thrown the shortcomings of the Authority into sharp relief. Overburdened and…
127 Firms Join Law Firm Antiracism Alliance
The newly formed organisation, now backed by scores of major law firms, is to amplify the voices of minority…
The ruling is a blow against the social media giant’s data collection systems and the broadness with which they are allowed to operate without user consent.
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£1.3 Billion Lawsuit Brought Against HSBC
Several hundred investors, represented by Edwin Coe, are suing HSBC for alleged losses relating to a Disney film…
The Government’s Future Fund Is Not Fit for Purpose
An in-depth legal look at why the UK government's Future Fund is not providing the relief that start-ups need to…
In a formal letter, Tom Petty’s family said that the Trump campaign’s use of the late singer’s music was “in no way authorized”.
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SCOTUS Rules Against Trump Administration’s Attempt to End DACA
In the latest of a series of significant decisions, the Supreme Court determined that the administration’s attempt…
UK Retailers Win Legal Battle Against Mastercard and Visa
The UK’s highest court upheld a ruling that multilateral interchange fees unfairly restrict competition, opening…
As we all know, COVID-19 and the subsequent lockdown has forced many law firms into hardship – and although we are gradually coming out of lockdown that doesn’t mean there aren’t still challenges ahead. It may pay to consider lower-paying jobs and outsourcing to make ends meet in the meantime.
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