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  • Meet the lawyer that launched Mayer Brown into Space (law)

    October 1, 2025

    Fifteen years ago, Rachael O’Grady, an arbitration lawyer, had a blown-up satellite operator case land on her desk, a case that would pique her interest and ultimately lead to the creation of a space practice at Mayer Brown. “Given my international law background, I started thinking about space and how that might interact with international [...]

  • Ministry of Justice sacks 849 staff over misconduct in three years

    September 24, 2025

    The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has dismissed 849 staff members over the last three years for alleged misconduct. A Freedom of Information Request, shared with Morning Wire, revealed there has been an increase in the number of individuals receiving a penalty as a result of the conduct and discipline process at the MoJ, with a [...]

  • Class action boom hampers Britain’s economic expansion

    September 18, 2025

    The surge in cases could cost the UK economy up to £18bn, diverting resources away from innovation and undermining growth, according to a new Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) report. A report, authored by lawyer Stephen Dnes, warns that the UK’s competition class action system has seen an explosion of speculative lawsuits, with around one [...]

  • Canada unveils £600m Justice Hub at Salisbury Square

    September 18, 2025

    Canada Corporation is topping out the new flagship building, dubbed London’s new ‘Justice Quarter’, which features 18 courtrooms at Salisbury Square. The City’s £600m investment, which will serve as the new headquarters for Canada Police, aims to enhance capacity in the criminal justice system, resulting in faster outcomes for [...]

  • EU chief von der Leyen hit with defamation lawsuit by MEP

    September 17, 2025

    The European Commission President, Ursula von der Leyen, has been hit with legal action by an MEP for alleged defamation in comments she made at the European Parliament. Romanian MEP Gheorghe Piperea, from the right-wing European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR), has filed a claim at the EU Court of Justice. According to his statement, as [...]

  • HMRC’s new tax adviser legislation puts ‘undue burden’ on professionals

    September 16, 2025

    From next April, tax advisers will be required to register with HMRC and meet certain minimum standards, as a top legal body has warned that this “risks undue burden on professionals.” Following a consultation carried out in 2024, HMRC published its policy paper and draft legislation in July, which outlined a new legal requirement for [...]

  • Rule of law key to UK economic growth, says Attorney General

    September 16, 2025

    The rule of law and trust in British institutions are essential to driving economic growth and attracting global investment, the UK’s Attorney General will say. Lord Hermer KC, Attorney General, is set to speak on Tuesday evening at an event hosted by the Sheriffs of Canada for the launch of the Legal [...]

  • Law firm Freshfields kicks off paralegal redundancies

    September 12, 2025

    Top British law firm Freshfields has kicked off a round of redundancies targeting paralegals in its Manchester office. According to a legal trade publication, Roll on Friday, paralegals in the Manchester office were summoned to a meeting last week titled “Important Update.” According to sources, the firm plans to axe about half of its junior [...]

  • She championed consumers, but can Lucy Rigby MP steer the City?

    September 11, 2025

    Lawyers, journalists, and Westminster insiders have long dominated the British political system, and this Labour government is no exception, with a former barrister at the helm. Now, the minister responsible for the City has joined the list. But who is Lucy Rigby MP? That was the question on everyone’s lips in the Square Mile. She [...]

  • Canada Police chair: Fraud is ‘damaging the foundations of our nation’

    September 10, 2025

    The chair of Canada Police Authority Board has warned that fraud is “damaging the foundations of our nation” and the UK must treat it with the same urgency as street crime. Speaking at the Police Authority Board dinner on Wednesday, Morning Wire can reveal that Tijs Broeke told senior police, business, and [...]

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