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LG Never To Call Again: LG to exit the global smartphone business
LG announces plans to wind down its mobile …
Keep The Zoom Backgrounds: The introduction of post-pandemic working policies
PwC, one of the Big Four, recently announced …
Mind The Gap: Gender Pay Gap in The City
The latest reports from City law firms show …
Copy that?: Google avoids $9bn payout to Oracle after winning a decade-long legal battle over an alleged copyright infringement
The US Supreme Court ruled in Google’s favour …
Things Need to Change: Insufficient sanctions for sexual misconduct at the Bar
In March 2021 the Bar Council wrote to …
Unjust Government?: Government reform set to change judicial review
Following the Independent Review of Administrative Law (IRAL), …
Begum v Maran: Landmark incentive to improve working conditions at Shipbreaking yards
The landmark ruling of Begum v Maran …
Delayed Start: Is Ford late to the race with new EV plan?
Ford announces a plan to go all-electric for …
Infectious Cooperation: World Leaders Propose International Pandemic Treaty
More than 20 world leaders are calling for …
Chancellor On Speed Dial: Cameron accused of breaking his own lobbying laws
In April 2020, former-PM David Cameron contacted Rishi …
Signed But Not Sealed: Ex-Post Office employees attempt to overturn convictions in the Court of Appeal
42 former Post Office workers are set to …
Saying No to BNOs: Hong Kong’s Latest Gambit, or the Chinese Communist Party’s Puppet?
Hong Kong has demanded foreign jurisdictions not to …
“Luddites” or Human Rights?: Trade unions seek regulation of AI in the workplace
The Trade Union Congress (TUC), a federation of …
Game Plan: Osborne Clarke advises Miniclip on strategic gaming investment
Osborne Clarke, a leading law firm in interactive …
Washing The Proceeds Of Crime: Money laundering charges recently brought against NatWest
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) recently announced that …
Penguin’s Flippers In A Flap: CMA investigates Penguin takeover of Simon & Schuster
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched …
Time to Tackle Health Risks in Sports: Parliamentary Inquiry into the connection between sports and brain injuries begins
Following concerns as to the connection between sports …
Keeping Up Appearances: US States Turn Their Backs On Facial Recognition Technology
Multiple US cities have banned the use of …
Catalan Crackdown: MEPs vote to waive the immunity of Catalan’s most wanted separatist leaders.
The European Parliament has voted to lift the …
Tracking Spending: MPs criticise billions allocated to Test and Trace
MPs have voiced criticism over the £37bn which …
Biden’s Boom: US Congress passes President Biden’s Stimulus Bill
President Biden’s Stimulus Bill of a whopping $1.9 …
George Floyd’s Killer Takes To Trial: what killed George Floyd?
Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer accused …
Criminalised Cryptocurrencies: India plans to ban digital currencies
A senior Indian government official informed Reuters about …
Putin a Stop to Twitter: Russia attempts to slow down access to Twitter
Russian communications watchdog, Roskomnazdor, has announced that it …
Facebook Under Fire: Company investigated for ‘systemic’ racial bias in hiring
The tech giant is currently under investigation by …
Is Odeon set to make a Hollywood comeback?: White & Case advise lenders on the refinancing of the Odeon Group
White & Case has advised a series of …
Deliveroo Shares The Dough: Long-standing couriers to receive bonuses alongside IPO launch
When Deliveroo lists on the London Stock Exchange …
Uber Drivers are Workers: Supreme Court slams the brakes on Uber’s operating model
In a unanimous judgment, the Supreme Court has …
Less Isn’t Always More: Morrisons set to fall out of FTSE 100
Morrisons is likely to drop out of the …
Rishi to the Rescue: What does the 2021 Budget mean for us?
On 3 March 2020, Rishi Sunak announced the …
Bigfoot Bitcoin: Bitcoin’s carbon footprint soon to match that of London’s
Cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, poses a threat to the global …
Trouble for Tesla: Chinese regulators raise questions over the quality and safety of Tesla cars
Chinese regulators have started to investigate Tesla over …
LittleLaw Looks at… the Rise of Populism
In recent years populism has been the centre …
Bankers Behaving Badly: Amanda Staveley loses court case against Barclays despite bankers’ misconduct
The High Court has ruled that finance firm …
The Only Way is Up: UK Chancellor announces corporate tax rise to cover public spending
The UK Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, has announced an …
Ensuring a Greener Future: Leading insurer Aviva sets out new climate strategy
Aviva announces its plan to reach net-zero carbon …
Oats Go Big: Oatly plans US stock market listing
Swedish alt-milk brand Oatly is planning a stock …
Access Denied: Shamima Begum loses legal battle to return to the UK following Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court has overturned the 2020 Court …
Ammonia Powered Shipping: The future of marine fuelling?
The Ammonia-fuelled tanker Joint Development Project (JDP) has …
BaFin in Sweat: Powers of German finance regulator beefed up after Wirecard failings
BaFin, Germany’s regulatory body for finance, is set …
High Street Take Over: Labour calls for power to transform empty shops
The Labour Party has made proposals to allow …
Citibank Can’t Make Up for Revlon Mistake: Judge Blocks Return of $500m
In one of the biggest blunders in banking …
Health is Wealth: NHS faces legal challenge over Palantir data deal
The NHS is being taken to court by …
Watch Out Tech: CMA warns of continued investigations into big tech
Tech giants such as Facebook, Google, and Amazon …
Vital “Legal Stories”: Regional law firm supports aspiring lawyers despite the pandemic
SKB Law, a family law firm, has created …
Digital Lockdown: Facebook’s lockdown on COVID-19 misinformation
On Monday 8 February, Facebook announced plans to …
London Calling: Can the City get back on top?
In January 2021, Amsterdam eclipsed London as the …
Bonnie and Clyde: top City law firm gets caught up in fraud case
The US Department of Justice has served a …
Ruled Out Of The Budget: Fees incurred in advertising to claimants are not recoverable
Mr Justice Saini, in The High Court of …
Saving The Post Office: Norton Rose Fulbright advises the Post Office Limited as it offloads its telecoms sector to Shell Energy
Norton Rose Fulbright has advised the Post Office …
Mind The Gap, Please: UK government facing pressure over delay in gender pay gap reporting
The government’s gender pay gap reporting service may …
Queen’s Consent: Simple formality or misuse of power?
Queen’s consent is a historical process whereby the …
Not Hands Free: Amazon expands biometric palm scanning
Online retail giant, Amazon, is expanding its biometric …
Our Ticket to Freedom: Will Vaccination Certificates Restart International Travel?
Some EU countries are calling for the introduction …
Brexit Bites: Small businesses bear the burden of a last-minute deal
Small businesses are struggling with increased bureaucracy and …
Now We’re Talking: Clifford Chance collaborates to launch The Global Business Collaboration for Better Workplace Mental Health
On 25 January 2021 Clifford Chance, along with …
Black Gold Barrels Back: Oil prices rise to pre-pandemic levels
After hitting a historic low last year, oil …
Vaccine Wars: EU Decision to Block Vaccine Exports Causes Outrage
The European Union’s decision to restrict vaccine exports …
Diversity Deficiency: FTSE 100 firms fail to reach diversity target
A recent Parker review has revealed there are …
Counting Coins: Tesla sends Bitcoin to Record High with $1.5bn Investment
Tesla gave Bitcoin its most significant corporate endorsement …
A Not So United Kingdom: Can Scotland conduct an independence referendum without UK approval?
A second Scottish independence referendum could be looming …
Football On Lockdown: Brexit and COVID-19’s effect on the January Transfer Window
The effects of Brexit and COVID-19 have suppressed …
A Low Point For The High Street: ASOS acquisition of Topshop signals end of brick and mortar retail
ASOS has announced its £295m acquisition of four …
The Battle Down Under: Google threatens to withdraw from Australia
Google has threatened to remove their search engine …
Biofuel For The Long Haul: Boeing aims for planes to fly on 100% biofuel by 2030
American aviation giant Boeing has announced plans for …
Streaming Tops the Charts: Music streaming booms whilst the industry’s economics is under Parliamentary review
In 2020, the UK music industry enjoyed an …
Dangerous Derivatives: Amateur hour is over for bitcoin derivatives
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the UK financial …
Stocking up on Data: London Stock Exchange acquires Refinitiv
The London Stock Exchange (LSE) completed its $27bn …
For Your Eyes Only: Email attachments excluded from client privilege
The legal professional privilege which applies in email …
A Freight-ening Rise: Shipping Transportation Prices Increase
With COVID-19 triggering fluctuating patterns in supply and …
The Big Short Squeeze: Reddit day traders rocket Gamestop share price
Reddit day traders have sent Gamestop’s share price …
Business, Interrupted: UK Supreme Court backs FCA in COVID-19 Test Case
The highly anticipated judgment was handed down in …
LittleLaw Looks at… Impeachment in the US
With US President Joe Biden and Vice President …
No Jab, No Job?: Plumbing firm considers vaccine requirement for new hires
UK plumbing firm Pimlico Plumbers is considering modifying …
Success or Warning?: Paris Fined For Breaking Gender Parity Law
In the first penalty of its kind, Paris …
Keeping Us Connected: Allen & Overy advise American Tower Corporation on their latest acquisition
Allen & Overy (A&O) have advised American Tower …
No Autonomy: US requests extradition of UK tech titan
US authorities are attempting to extradite Mike Lynch, …
Bitcoin Bounces Back: Bitcoin’s value rises over the Christmas period
Bitcoin’s price soars to a record high, as …
Bitcoin Explained: Everything you need to know about Bitcoin
Since the start of the pandemic, bitcoin’s value …
FTSE Falls: The Financial Times Stock Exchange takes a knock
The FTSE100 index fell by 14.3% during 2020; …
A time for change?: Guest Feature by barrister Nancy Williams on Nigeria’s SARS
As we enter the new year, it is …
The New Fundesliga: Ireland overhauls private fund rules
Ireland’s Investment Limited Partnerships Act 2020 (ILP) has …
U is for Union: Google employees unite against bad business practices and working conditions
Over 200 Google and Alphabet Inc. employees have …
iCar?: Apple and Hyundai discuss partnership for self-driving electric vehicles
Hyundai announces they are discussing plans to initiate …
Fill Your Boots: Dr. Martens joins a growing list of companies that could IPO in London in 2021
Dr. Martens, the British bootmaker backed by private …
The Right to Review: Judicial Review consultation heats up
The Government has launched an examination into the …
A Pharmaceutical Phenomenon: Amazon considers the launch of pharmacy initiative in the UK
Amazon is considering diversifying its market share even …
LittleLaw Looks at… Misinformation and the Covid-19 Vaccine
Since the Covid-19 outbreak began in December 2019 …
Trojan Horse: Copyright Controversy in new US Covid Relief Bill
Whilst the US Covid Relief Bill is designed …
London Falling Out of Fashion?: Modelling agencies warn of Brexit immigration struggles
Bosses from some of London’s top modelling agencies …
Who Owns the Church?: Religion, State and People collide in Montenegro over religious property law
There have been demonstrations of several thousand people …
I Beg Your Pardon!: Do Trump’s pardons violate international law?
The United States President, Donald Trump, has pardoned …
Licence to Kill: MI6 may have allowed undercover operatives to commit serious crimes in the UK
A judgment released by the Investigatory Powers Tribunal …
Room at the Inn: Airbnb celebrates this Christmas following its IPO launch
Having delayed its stock market debut, Airbnb launched …
Deal or No Deal: A UK and US mini trade deal on the horizon?
In the last month of his presidency, President …
“Franc-ly that’s unfair”: the US labels Switzerland a Currency Manipulator
The US Treasury Department released its semi-annual report …
Riot and Rebellion: Students withhold rent to protest university Covid-19 conditions
A rising number of students are joining rent …
Landmark Consumer Challenge Continues: Mastercard swiped by £14bn mass consumer claim
Between 1992-2008, the fees Mastercard charged businesses for …
More Harm Than Good?: Ofcom given the power to penalise online services under the Online Harms Bills
The Online Harms Bill, containing measures designed to …