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Good Law Project blasts ‘harmful’ code of practice that ‘segregates’ trans people

The Good Law Project has called UK equalities minister Bridget Phillipson’s new code of practice, which will apply from 5 August, “harmful” and said that it will “exclude and segre...

Lawsons calls on government to mandate Fair Tax accreditation

Lawsons Group has called on the government to introduce Fair Tax Mark accreditation as a requirement for all companies bidding on public sector construction and housebuilding contr...

SFDR 2.0: Where the Reform Stands

AssuredPartners’ ACA Enrollment Fraud Targeting the Homeless

Who's Acting On The Biggest UK Cases So Far in 2026?

Using data from Solomonic, Law.com delivers a rundown of the top 20 claims of the year so far.       

Cleaning House: The UK’s Companies House Releases Third Progress Report on ECCTA 2023

Job ad: ILPA are recruiting a Legal Officer

Contract: Permanent. Salary: Up to £36,000 per annum. Location: Hybrid. Primarily remote with one weekly hub day in London. Working arrangements may change. Application Deadline: 9...

The PAGA Rebalance: Reducing Risk and Rewarding Compliance

Government to extend judicial review reforms to housing and transport projects

Six-week consultation launched on plans to cut legal challenges against smaller schemes

Lambda Legal Submits Comment in Opposition to the Office of Management and Budget's Unlawful Government-Wide Funding- Co...

(WASHINGTON, DC, July 17, 2026) -- The Office of Management and Budget is proposing a structural power grab that would effectively take over Congress's role as the planner and fund...

Environmental Justice- Update

Anthropic Litigation Creates Uncertain Compliance Landscape for Government Contractors

Palestine Action co-founder makes bid to take case to Supreme Court

PALESTINE Action’s co-founder has made a bid to take her case to the Supreme Court after Court of Appeal judges ruled the group’s ban was lawful, according to court records ...

Christianity and the Law

Two island community organisation face bankruptcy after legal row with American

TWO community organisations in the Outer Hebrides face financial ruin following a legal battle launched by an American woman and funded by Legal Aid over a row about her dog not be...

Next Steps for Non-EU Groups in Scope of the CSRD

Religious Liberty at the Supreme Court: What Every Faith-Based Organization Should Be Watching in 2026

UK Supreme Court Clarifies What Directors’ Duty of ‘Good Faith’ Requires

UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London

The past week in London has seen financial advice firm Smith Square Partners sue ailing social housing company Home REIT, Pogust Goodhead hit with a contract claim by one of its in...

Consumer Protection Should Not Be Partisan: The Safeguards Built Into Consumer Legal Funding

Palestine Action lawyer facing jail thanks supporters as petition nears target

A LAWYER who is facing contempt proceedings after representing a Palestine Action member in court has ...

Environmental groups sue New York regulators over loopholes weakening lead safety rules

Three environmental advocacy groups, represented by Earthjustice, have filed a lawsuit against the New York State Department of Health (DOH) on Thursday, accusing the DOH of failin...

Reform's Nigel Farage and Richard Tice sue National Crime Agency for 'illegal leak of financial information'

The Reform UK leader and his deputy lodged papers at the High Court yesterday, seeking damages of 'more than £25,000' from Britain's FBI.

Green Turtle Cay eyes legal action on project

Green Turtle Cay eyes legal action on project