The increasing average length of sentences given to convicted money launderers in the UK over the past decade makes a strong enough story in itself.
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Conflict Resolution Day: Business Conflict & Shareholder Legal Rights
Due to stress, lost clients, pressure, long hours or personal conflicts some SME business relationships can sour…
BA Back Down on Data Breach Claim Window
British Airways has been forced into a humbling U-turn after a cynical bid to limit the compensation claim time for…
Education is always in the spotlight in the UK, particularly given the funding cuts that have been imposed by the government over the course of the last nine years or so.
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What Does ‘No Win, No Fee’ Mean in Accident Claims?
It was in 1998 that the concept of ‘no win, no fee’ first entered the English lexicon, with this type of legal…
IPO Rejects ‘Queers & Co’ Trademark Request as Offensive
The Intellectual Property Office has denied a request to trademark the name ‘Queers & Co.’, of a community…
The legal career is an often difficult but rewarding life choice, but many believe you have to go to law school and become a lawyer to work in law. The truth is, there are many roles within the legal sphere that don’t require you to be a lawyer, and many more legal jobs that you need not go to law…
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Navigating Securities Class Action Settlements with Stock Consideration
Although no two securities class action settlements are identical, there are some general consistencies among them,…
Tesco Sued: “Unequal Pay Is Inexcusable”
A legal row over equal pay means that thousands of Tesco staff could be in line for a huge payout. Current and…