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Buy Now, Worry Later: Buy Now Pay Later users are unaware of credit risks
A research study conducted by Which? warns that …
Rise & Fine: Mishcon de Reya fined for money-laundering breaches
Mischon de Reya, one of the UK’s most …
Bad Blood: Theranos founder found guilty of fraud
Elizabeth Holmes, founder of health technology company Theranos, …
Splash the Cash: Santander makes ÂŁ130m Christmas payment blunder
Santander deposited ÂŁ130m into 75,000 accounts in error …
How to succeed at group exercises at assessment centres
Whether you enjoy them or not, group exercises …
Peloton vs. Lululemon: The ultimate hot yoga pants war
Peloton, a pioneer of internet-connected workout bikes, is …
Booming Budgets: Streaming boom pushes big budget TV and film production spending in UK
Following a stall in film and TV production …
TikTok, It’s In Stock!: TikTok hops onto the online shopping bandwagon
Popular social media app TikTok ventures into e-commerce …
Fujifilm Injects Funds into Teesside Covid Vaccine Factory: ÂŁ400m investment looks to tackle the omicron outbreak
A factory in Teeside which makes vaccines for …
B For Backup: The Government’s new Covid Plan B and its economic effects
With cases of the new Omicron variant of …
Full Speed Ahead: HS2 signs ÂŁ2bn manufacturing deal
High Speed 2 (HS2), the planned railway line …
Not Today, Facebook: Another look at the CMA’s order for Meta to sell Giphy
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has ordered …
67p is the new ÂŁ1: Gender pay gap remains unaffected over past 25 years
The last 25 years have seen immense technological, …
LittleLaw Looks At…How the courts have operated through lockdown
The Covid-19 pandemic has made measures such as …
What you need to know about…Bird & Bird
Even though Bird & Bird LLP was formally …
No Longer “Little”: Lidl plans mass store opening
Lidl, the German discount supermarket chain, has recently …
A Bleak Picture: Black lawyers in UK firms are four times more likely to leave than other ethnicities
Mid-ranking black lawyers in the largest UK law …
Boycotts and Bargains: Black Friday 2021 sales break records
Black Friday sees unprecedented sales records despite the …
An Apple-a-Day Keeps Repairs Away: Apple to set up DIY repairs store after pressure from Biden Administration
Following “right-to-repair” demands from campaigners, regulators, and the …
What is “arbitration”?
If you have a legal issue that needs …
It’s Not All Gucci: Gucci family set for a round of litigation?
The heirs of Guccio Gucci, founder of the …
What you need to know about… Burness Paull
The 2012 merger between Burness and Paull & …
Goodbye Giphy: Meta’s acquisition of Giphy is to be reversed
The UK competition regulator, the Competition and Markets …
What you need to know about… Freshfields
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer was formed by the 2000 …
Work-Life Balance & Law Firms: An impossible dream?
For those entering the legal profession, the possibility …
What you need to know about… Pinsent Masons
A merger between national firms Pinsents and Masons …
Swapping Bitcoin for the Rupee: India to ban private cryptocurrencies and launch its own
The Indian government has unveiled plans to ban …
Out of power: Energy supplier Bulb goes into administration
Bulb, the UK’s 7th largest energy supplier, with …
Disaster at Astroworld: Travis Scott faced with hundreds of lawsuits
Travis Scott faces a surge of lawsuits after …
Smile, You’re on Camera: 5 Top Tips for a Successful Video Interview
A video interview can be a very strange …
Corrupt Conservatives?: Owen Paterson resigns amid lobbying scandal
Owen Paterson, a former Conservative MP, has resigned …
Insurer Unsure: Insurance company LV= backs controversial takeover bid
The board of LV= (LV) has issued more …
Anti-sleaze: will banning second jobs harm the quality of Parliament?
Boris Johnson moves to support banning MPs taking …
LittleLaw Looks At…SPACs: The future of financial regulation?
Binance is the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by …
LittleLaw Looks At…Binance and the FCA
Binance is the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by …
What you need to know about… CMS
In 2017, the three law firms Cameron McKenna, …
Hey, big spenders: US private equity targeting UK law firms
A private equity boss has predicted big investment …
How do I make my non-law background appealing to commercial law firms?
“Why do you want to be a commercial …
What you need to know about… Eversheds Sutherland
After the 2017 transatlantic merger between Eversheds LLP, …
The end of healthcare conglomerates?: Johnson & Johnson breaks off its consumer products division to focus on pharmaceuticals
The world’s largest healthcare company Johnson & Johnson …
End of the road for Uber?: Uber struggles to meet post-pandemic demand
Uber is facing a driver crisis as it …
A War Between Giants: Amazon to ban Visa credit cards
The retail giant Amazon has announced it will …
Referee Needed: Football clubs look set for court battle
Football club Wycombe Wanderers could sue Derby County, …
“Twitter told me to”: Elon Musk sells $5bn worth of Tesla shares after Twitter poll
Elon Musk, chief executive officer of electric vehicle …
A Heated Debate: COP26 publishes first draft deal
Following negotiations, a draft agreement that called to …
What you need to know about… Latham & Watkins
Born in Los Angeles, Latham and Watkins stands …
Mark’s Metaverse: The implications of Facebook’s rebranding
Mark Zuckerberg has recently announced his plans to …
Scamdemic: Many worthy fraud compensation claims denied by banks
Consumer watchdog \”Which?\” has reported that 75% of …
Shielding Tech: Supreme Court rejects iPhone tracking case
On Wednesday 10 November 2021, the UK Supreme …
No imposters! Ashurst launches course in imposter syndrome
Ashurst is extending the firm’s Virtual Experience Programme …
Stranger Things Have Happened: Netflix dives into gaming
On Tuesday 2 November 2021, Netflix launched Netflix …
What you need to know about… Hogan Lovells
In 2010, US firm Hogan & Hartson merged …
“Convenient but Unconvincing”: Neuberger criticises Judicial Review and Courts Bill
Lord Neuberger, former president of the Supreme Court, …
Primed to Unionise: Amazon workers push to unionise in New York
Amazon workers from four sites in New York …
Not a Match: Legal battle surrounding Tinder’s valuation turns ugly
Tinder founders finally go to court amidst a …
Meatballs are coming to town: IKEA buys Topshop’s former Oxford Circus flagship store
The Swedish chain Ikea has bought and moved …
Richy Rishi: what does the Autumn Budget mean for UK businesses
Rishi Sunak delivered his Autumn 2021 Budget on …
TschĂĽss to Jens Weidmann: Head of Bundesbank to step down
Jens Weidmann, head of Germany’s Central Bank, has …
MPs in trouble: PM urged to enact “David’s Law” over Sir David Amess’ murder
In the wake of the murder of MP …
Better than Ever: Lloyds Bank reports double profits
Lloyds Banking Group reports better than expected profits …
Fight Or Flight: Green campaigners hit out at Sunak’s tax cut on domestic air travel
Environmental campaigners have criticised the UK government’s plans …
What you need to know about… Linklaters
Linklaters can trace its history back to 1838 …
Boiling point: British households could see Budget boost wiped out by inflationary pressure
Although the Budget announced by UK Chancellor Rishi …
A Polexit in the Making?: Polish PM accuses EU of blackmail as rule of law row continues
The Polish Prime Minister, Mateusz Morawiecki, has accused …
Interest vs Inflation: The Bank of England’s plan to tackle post-Covid inflation
The Bank of England is speculated to raise …
Legal Ops: City law firms launch new legal operations scheme
Six top City law firms have partnered to …
Limited Economy: Apple unable to meet demand on flagship products due to supply shortages
Continued chip shortages may result in the tech …
How to succeed at CV interviews
It is absolutely vital that you know exactly …
Red Card: Footballers are Taking Their Performance Data and are Going Home
Footballers are preparing to take legal action against …
How to leverage jobs and past experience in applications
It’s a tale as old as time, you’ve …
The Calm Before the Storm: Has the economic bounce-back, fuelled by “staycationing”, masked the real state of the economy?
During August the UK experienced an economic bounce-back …
Crypto Crackdown: Bank of England deputy warns that stricter digital currency regulation is urgent
A senior policy maker at the Bank of …
Going Green: Green energy investment needed to save energy markets
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has released a …
Saving Steel: Cash Injection to Save Hundreds of Jobs at UK Steel Plants
GFG Alliance has promised to inject ÂŁ50m into …
What you need to know about… Irwin Mitchell
Irwin Mitchell was originally founded in 1912 in …
Oh, food, glorious food: Get used to higher prices
Kraft Heinz warns consumers that rising food prices …
A Tax Revolution: incorporation of minimum 15% corporate tax
136 countries agreed to impose a minimum corporate …
What you need to know about… Clifford Chance
The 1987 merger between Coward Chance and Clifford …
Truth Bill Out: Supreme Court find that Scottish Government has Legislated Beyond its Powers
The Supreme Court has ruled that provisions in …
Keeping connected: How aspiring lawyers can effectively network remotely
Networking is vital for anyone wanting to break …
A Data Deep Mine: Mishcon de Reya takes on Deepmind
Law firm Mischon De Reya leads a class-action …
New Dawn at Newcastle: Saudi-led consortium complete takeover of Newcastle United FC after 18-month dispute
A Saudi Arabian-backed ÂŁ305m takeover of Newcastle United …
Selling English Law Abroad: The UK jurisdiction fights for emerging sectors
As globalisation and digitisation allow businesses more choice …
Facebook’s Façade: Controversial policies come to light following whistleblower leaks
Frances Haugen, former Facebook employee, accuses the company …
What you need to know about… Addleshaw Goddard
An oldie but a goldie, the firm traces …
Pandora’s Box: The world’s rich and powerful exposed by leak
The world’s most rich and powerful, including government …
Lights out for Bulb? OVO plans takeover bid
Ovo Energy is making plans to make a …
Saving Christmas?: Transport bosses call for Covid restriction easing
Transport groups are calling for the removal of …
Benefits of Paralegalling before your Training Contract
Gaining paralegal experience can help with not just …
So long, Fur-well!: Furlough Scheme comes to an end
The UK’s ÂŁ70bn Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (furlough) …
Well that was quick: Deliveroo takes its first step into rapid grocery deliveries
Deliveroo, in partnership with Britain’s 4th largest supermarket …
Bye Bye Business Rates: Labour pledges to do away with business rates if elected
The shadow chancellor, Rachel Reeves, has said that …
Not Grant Thornton’s FINEst work: the accountancy firm receives a £4m fine
The accountancy firm Grant Thornton has received a …
Lightning Strike: The European Commission proposes standardisation of USB chargers
The European Commission (EC) has launched a proposal …
Netflix and the Chocolate Factory: Streamer buys rights to Dahl’s works
Netflix has acquired the rights to all of …
The Great Debt of China: Evergrande on the brink of collapse?
Chinese company Evergrande owes $300bn in debt. The …
No Energy: The Domino Effect hitting the UK’s Energy Industry
The UK’s energy industry is under threat as …
The Inns of court: What are they and why are they important?
Possessing deep historical importance within the legal profession, …
Exploitation or Capitalism? Big Tech just gets bigger
“Big Tech” companies such as Apple, Facebook, Google, …