Government denies Lehrmann legal funding after NACC raid
The Australian government has refused Bruce Lehrmann's request for taxpayer-funded legal assistance following explosive corruption watchdog raids, in a dramatic twist to the high-profile case.
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Ashurst hires Linklaters private equity star Roger Parker
In a significant move shaking up London's legal scene, Ashurst secures top private equity partner Roger Parker from Magic Circle rival Linklaters, strengthening their corporate practice.
Former Israeli military lawyer arrested abroad
Sharon Afek, Israel's former top military attorney, faces arrest in international investigation while travelling abroad, raising questions about legal accountability.
Pregnant British teen freed from Georgian prison
A 19-year-old pregnant British woman detained in Georgia on drug charges has been released from custody as her legal battle continues, Sky News can reveal.
Pakistan's Period Tax: Young Lawyer Fights Back
A groundbreaking legal challenge in Pakistan confronts the controversial sales tax on menstrual products, arguing it discriminates against women and violates constitutional rights.
Centre-Right Populists Target European Human Rights Convention
A dangerous new political strategy is emerging as centre-right parties across Europe weaponise immigration debates to undermine the European Convention on Human Rights, threatening the very foundation of continental rights protection.
UK university halts China rights research after pressure
Exclusive investigation reveals how a leading British university suspended human rights research about China following intense pressure from Beijing, raising serious questions about academic freedom.
Small Business Owner Faces L'Oréal in Trademark Fight
A British entrepreneur faces corporate giant L'Oréal in a landmark tribunal case over trademark rights that could redefine small business protection.
Grandfather and Archbishop's Relative Sues Tory Party
A former Conservative Party member, who is also the grandfather of the Archbishop of Jerusalem, has launched a High Court lawsuit against the party, alleging serious misconduct and demanding justice.
Sydney rally demands justice for deaths in custody
Heartbroken families and supporters gathered in Sydney demanding accountability and systemic change following Indigenous deaths in custody, as Australia faces a growing human rights crisis.
Victim waited 6 years for violent ex's sentencing
Exclusive: A domestic abuse survivor reveals her six-year ordeal waiting for justice as Britain's court crisis leaves thousands in legal limbo.
Pro-Israel activist sues Sydney restaurant over exclusion
A Sydney restaurant faces legal action after allegedly vilifying and excluding a pro-Israel activist who participated in a controversial News Corp publicity campaign, sparking debate about free speech and political discrimination.
Michael McVeigh: Disability Rights Champion Dies at 78
Discover the inspiring journey of Michael McVeigh, whose pioneering work transformed accessibility and inclusion across Britain, leaving an enduring legacy that continues to shape our society.
FCA faces lawsuit over bond tape 'manifest error'
The Financial Conduct Authority is embroiled in a High Court battle as market participants accuse the regulator of catastrophic misjudgment in its controversial bond reporting reforms.
Chicago ICE Facility Faces Landmark Human Rights Lawsuit
A major class-action lawsuit accuses the Broadview ICE facility of systematic human rights violations, including medical neglect and unconstitutional detention practices that have put lives at risk.
Greg Lynn Appeals Murder Conviction in Campers Case
Former Jetstar pilot Greg Lynn fights to overturn his murder conviction in the high-profile Victorian High Country campers case, with his legal team alleging multiple trial errors.
Trump's Legal Firestorm: Georgia Case Takes Dramatic Turn
Former President Donald Trump faces escalating legal pressure as his Georgia election interference case sees key developments, while federal prosecutions advance amid political turmoil.
Drax settles third employment lawsuit against trader
Drax has quietly resolved another legal dispute with a former energy trader, marking the third such settlement over alleged employment contract breaches in recent years.
Detroit court halted over trousers-less defendant
A routine court hearing in Detroit took an extraordinary turn when a defendant appeared virtually without wearing trousers, prompting a flustered judge to postpone proceedings in a case that's raising questions about virtual court decorum.
ECHR Blocks Rwanda Deportations: What You Need to Know
The European Court of Human Rights has halted the UK's controversial Rwanda deportation scheme. Discover how this international court impacts UK immigration policy and what happens next.
Police officer appears in court without trousers
A police officer's unconventional court appearance without trousers sparked confusion and legal debate after he claimed his uniform was 'uncomfortable' during a misconduct hearing.
Latham promotes seven London partners in global round
International law firm Latham & Watkins announces seven London promotions in its 40-partner global round, strengthening its UK corporate and finance capabilities.
Trump faces £230m Justice Department lawsuit
The US Justice Department has launched a massive £230 million lawsuit against Donald Trump, seeking unprecedented financial penalties over his alleged election interference activities.
Mary McGee: Ireland's contraception crusader dies
Tributes pour in for Mary McGee, the courageous Irish woman whose landmark 1973 Supreme Court case ended Ireland's ban on contraception, sparking a social revolution.
Simpson Thacher hires Kirkland private equity partner in London
In a strategic move strengthening its London private equity practice, Simpson Thacher recruits veteran Kirkland & Ellis partner James Appleton, signalling intensified competition for top legal talent.
Fertility clinic error sparks embryo legal battle
Couples are taking urgent legal action against a London fertility clinic after an administrative error threatened the destruction of their frozen embryos, raising serious questions about oversight in the UK fertility industry.
Landlord hid cat in ceiling during inspection
Shocking case reveals landlord concealed tenant's cat in ceiling during inspection, highlighting urgent need for rental reform as government delays crucial legislation.
Real Madrid seek UEFA compensation over Super League
Real Madrid escalates the European football power struggle by demanding compensation from UEFA for anti-competitive behaviour regarding the Super League project.
Tory statements would have derailed China spy case
Exclusive revelation shows defence teams planned to use Conservative Party statements to challenge espionage charges in high-profile China spy case, according to Attorney General.
London law firms shift to non-equity partner promotions
Major London law firms are increasingly promoting lawyers to non-equity partner roles, signalling a strategic shift in talent retention and financial management within the UK legal sector.
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