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Dame Sue Carr Becomes First Female Lord Chief Justice in History

Lawyer Monthly Jun 15, 2023 0

King Charles has formally appointed Dame Sue Carr as Lord Chief Justice, marking the first time the position has been held by a woman in its 750-year history.

What Does the Russian Sanctions Regime Mean for UK Litigation?

Robert Pollock-Hill Apr 28, 2023 0

With widespread sanctions in force against Russia-linked groups, their interpretation as far as UK litigation…

Commercial

Dieselgate: Volkswagen Loses Bid To Have “Deceit” Clause Dismissed

Lawyer Monthly Dec 22, 2021 0

A Life in the Law: From Articled Clerk to Deputy High Court Judge

Alexandra Marks Dec 1, 2021 0

Alexandra Marks has had a storied legal career, becoming both a partner at Linklaters and a recorder and Deputy…

Legal News

High Court Hears Legality of the Government’s Lockdown Measures

Simon Dolan Jul 3, 2020 0

Businessman Simon Dolan, whose Jota Aviation company has been delivering personal protective equipment (PPE) to the…

Banking & Finance

Cryptoassets: a Hot Topic Turned Hot Property

David Vaughan and Sneha Nainwal Apr 1, 2020 0

The High Court's recognition of cryptocurrency as 'property' has sweeping implications for both insurers and…

Opinion & Analysis

Haskell v Haskell and Its Implications for Divorce Law

Richard Kershaw Mar 9, 2020 0

The headline-making case has broad implications for divorce settlements and how prepared High Court is to tackle…

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High Court

Dame Sue Carr Becomes First Female Lord Chief Justice in History

What Does the Russian Sanctions Regime Mean for UK Litigation?

Dieselgate: Volkswagen Loses Bid To Have “Deceit” Clause Dismissed

A Life in the Law: From Articled Clerk to Deputy High Court Judge

High Court Hears Legality of the Government’s Lockdown Measures

Cryptoassets: a Hot Topic Turned Hot Property

Haskell v Haskell and Its Implications for Divorce Law

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