Texas Fines Two Crypto Firms for Unlicensed Operations
Texas Banking Commissioner fined two crypto firms, OKX and Triple A Technologies, for unlicensed money transmission involving stablecoins.
Labour justice plans face funding constraints
Labour justice plans face funding constraints as Prime Minister Andy Burnham outlines social care reforms, potentially jeopardizing the triple lock pension guar
Regulator probes solicitor links in Man City financial scandal
The Solicitors Regulation Authority investigates potential solicitor misconduct in Manchester City’s financial scandal, following a damning Premier League repor
Law Society intervenes in EU case
Law Society intervenes in EU competition case about legal professional privilege outside EU.
UK crypto traders sue Binance over unauthorised derivative sales
Over 1,000 UK crypto traders sue Binance for unauthorised derivative sales in the first class action lawsuit of its kind, as regulators tighten oversight.
SRA investigations hindered by privilege ruling
SRA investigations may be hindered by a recent privilege ruling affecting legal professional privilege.
Lord Chancellor urges costs sanctions on AI filings
AI filings are flooding courts, says lord chancellor Robert Buckland, who urges sanctions to curb unchecked AI-generated material and protect taxpayers.
Clinical Negligence Claims Against NHS Reach Record Settlement Times
Clinical negligence claims against the NHS are taking longer to settle, with average settlement times reaching record highs due to a deny, delay and defend…
Lawyers vow to continue fight for commission transparency
Lawyers vow to continue fight for commission transparency in cost disputes, as a court ruling clarifies limits on Part 18 requests under the Solicitors Act.
EU scraps ATAD 3, shifts focus to governance in Luxembourg
The EU abandons ATAD 3, shifting focus to governance in Luxembourg, impacting corporate tax regulations for international groups.