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Legal analysis: City lawyers have warned their regulator that half-hearted reform of the way corporate firms are regulated would be a waste of time and money. Their ultimatum follows a highly critical report into the Solicitors Regulation Authority.
Read full article...Legal analysis: The Government has been forced to abandon a fraud-busting measure
Cherie Blair's decision to act for investors who lost money when shares in Royal Bank of Scotland collapsed reminds us how effective the US courts can be in cases such as this
Legal Analysis: Tesco was understandably delighted by its victory in the Competition Appeal Tribunal last week. But the tribunal's ruling is unlikely to be the last word on the subject
There can't be many businesses that regard being fined €1 billion for endemic corruption as a successful outcome.
Legal analysis: If businesses find themselves sued they will know which company to blame
As casualties of the Madoff scandal emerge, lawyers are looking for potential defendants with rather deeper pockets
Legal Analysis: What affects our clients affects us, the global managing partner of the world's biggest law firm tells Joshua Rozenberg
Media analysis: As the recession begins to deepen, we can expect the courts to issue an increasing number of injunctions against independent financial advisers
Legal analysis: The restructuring of FishWorks struck me as a classic of its kind
Legal analysis: City lawyers are hoping that Brussels will begin legal action this month against an EU country they accuse of stifling competition
Legal analysis: City lawyers are hoping that Brussels will begin legal action this month against an EU country they accuse of stifling competition
Legal analysis: More cases of corruption are likely as a result of the recession, according to the Director of Public Prosecutions
More cases of corruption are likely as a result of the recession, according to the Director of Public Prosecutions. “It is likely that the economic downturn will have an effect on the pattern of crime,” Keir Starmer QC predicted.
More cases of corruption are likely as a result of the recession, according to the Director of Public Prosecutions. “It is likely that the economic downturn will have an effect on the pattern of crime,” Keir Starmer QC predicted.
Legal analysis: Consumers who download pirated video games are beginning to realise that they may receive solicitors’ letters demanding compensation for breach of copyright
Legal analysis: The Lloyds TSB takeover of HBOS demonstrates the failure of the Government's competition policy, according to a West End solicitor
Analysis: Both consumers and businesses could be worse off under plans to reform the civil claims system, according to a City solicitor
Legal analysis: What if a trusted employee takes a company's trade secrets and starts working for a rival business?
Legal Analysis: Banks are yet to face the deluge of "mega-litigation" over the credit crunch
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