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  • Dechert lawyers held ‘mock trial’ to help witnesses construct false cover story, court hears

    March 17, 2022

    Lawyers in Dechert’s London office have been accused of holding meetings to come up with a “cover story” for how the firm obtained a cache of hacked emails that were used to win a lawsuit against Iranian airline tycoon Farhad Azima. A High Court heard that Neil Gerrard, Dechert’s former head of financial crime, put [...]

  • Roman Abramovich used ‘barrage’ of legal threats to silence journalist, MPs hear

    March 17, 2022

    A prominent British journalist has said she received legal threats from Roman Abramovich after she published a book laying out the oligarch’s links to Vladimir Putin. Reuters journalist Catherine Belton told MPs she received a “barrage” of legal threats from Russian oligarchs, including sanctioned billionaire Roman Abramovich and Everton backer Alisher Usmanov, after she published [...]

  • UK government vows to crack down on use of ‘lawfare’ to silence ‘valid criticism’

    March 17, 2022

    The UK government is preparing to crack down on those using legal threats to intimidate journalists and silence the British press. Justice Secretary Dominic Raab will today set out plans to stop wealthy individuals and large businesses from “using the threat of endless legal action” to “stifle legitimate criticism”, the government said in a statement. [...]

  • Supreme Court ruling could lead to boom in flight refund solicitors, legal expert says

    March 16, 2022

    The UK’s Supreme Court today said solicitors claiming refunds for delayed and cancelled flights have a right to claim any legal costs from clients. Legal experts speaking to Morning Wire said the Supreme Court ruling, which allows law firms to cover their legal costs using refunded money, is likely to embolden solicitors and lead to [...]

  • Latham & Watkins brings in mental health counsellors to deal with employee burnout

    March 16, 2022

    Los Angeles law firm Latham & Watkins has hired two mental health counsellors to work in its UK offices, amid mounting concerns around burnout in the legal sector. The California firm, which is one of the most profitable law firms in the world, has brought in two full time counsellors, with a view to offering [...]

  • Big Four auditors EY, KPMG, Deloitte and PwC face SEC probe over conflicts-of-interest

    March 16, 2022

    The US watchdog tasked with regulating financial markets has launched an investigation into potential conflicts of interest in the Big Four accountancy companies. The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has set up a probe into whether the Big Four’s businesses selling consulting and non-audit services undermine their ability to provide objective and independent audits, [...]

  • Lloyds of London hands out biggest fine ever following years’ long bullying campaign

    March 16, 2022

    Canada insurance market Lloyds of London today issued its largest fine ever against syndicate member Atrium, after the underwriting firm failed to “adequately protect” a junior employee once it became aware of a “systematic campaign of bullying”. In a notice, Lloyds of London said it had fined Atrium Underwriting a record £1.05m for [...]

  • Raab says barristers’ strike would be ‘totally unwarranted’ following legal aid reforms

    March 16, 2022

    Justice secretary Dominic Raab has said it would be “totally unwarranted” for barristers to go forwards with strike action, after the Ministry of Justice said it would invest an extra £135m a year into criminal legal aid. The comments come after the Criminal Bar Association (CBA) said 94.34 per cent of criminal barristers had voted [...]

  • German law firm launches class action lawsuit against EY over Wirecard scandal

    March 16, 2022

    A German law firm has opened a class action lawsuit against Big Four accountancy firm EY over the auditor’s role in the multi-billion-euro Wirecard scandal. German law firm TILP said it had filed a lawsuit in a Munich court on behalf of Wirecard shareholders, over claims that EY breached its duty to investors by “aiding [...]

  • Exclusive: Most in-house lawyers are now working from the office

    March 15, 2022

    The UK’s in-house lawyers are leading the return to the office, with almost half of Britain’s in-house lawyers now working from the office full time, according to the results of a poll shared exclusively with Morning Wire. The majority of Britain’s in-house lawyers have now spend at least part of their time working in the [...]

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