Section
385 to 408 of 1,103
Terminally ill users were steered toward 30-year financial products by AI chatbots that detected emotional vulnerability and exploited it anyway. That scenario played out repeatedly in…
WSP Solicitors hired two lawyers on 27th May with a combined 53 years of experience, responding to surging demand across its commercial and family law practices.…
More than 50 crypto wallets froze simultaneously last month. The entire operation—from High Court order to on-chain deployment—took minutes. £1 million secured. Victims of a crypto…
Eighty per cent of children who end up cautioned or sentenced in the youth justice system have special educational needs or are neurodivergent. The courts often…
On 26th May 2026, five training contracts reached their conclusion at mfg Solicitors. Rachel Pick, Oscar McCracken, Lauren Collins, Emily Stancer and Sara Southall can now…
John Davies has defended clients across magistrates' courts, crown courts and appeal chambers for more than two decades. Now he's bringing that experience to Olliers Solicitors,…
Each skilled worker who arrives in Britain on a work visa delivers £689,000 to the Treasury over their lifetime. Yet the Government won't make that case…
Jesse Hayes took the chair at West Country Hawks Wheelchair Rugby Club in March. Four months later, he's secured the club's biggest sponsorship deal. The Plymouth-based…
The picture of Daniel Hodges on January 6, 2021, has an almost cinematic quality. On camera, rioters were seen screaming and pressing against him from all…
There is a specific type of Washington story that begins with a lawsuit and concludes with an unexpected outcome. It looks like the Department of Justice's…
It began with a funeral. On April 18, a JetBlue passenger who was upset and grieving took to X to express his frustration over something that…
When a settlement notice arrives in their inbox, people usually squint at it. They then look it up on Google. Additionally, there has been a lot…
Just before eight in the morning, the addendum appeared on the Justice Department website as a single page hidden behind a much longer settlement that had…
The Breathitt County School District is located in a region of Appalachia in eastern Kentucky, where the local economy still depends on whatever industry it can…
When a judge begins questioning an attorney, a certain silence descends upon the courtroom. Something heavier, not the courteous silence of everyday activities. In rooms where…
Before the U.S. marshals put Angela Lipps on a plane, she had never been on one. It's difficult to get rid of that detail that keeps…
At NVIDIA's GTC conference last spring, Pizza Hut executives spoke about the future while standing on a stage. The pitch was self-assured, if a bit glossy.…
A Chick-fil-A franchisee being sued for religious discrimination has a subtle irony to it. After all, faith was the foundation of the chain's identity. Its red-roofed…
When most people first learned about a Colgate-Palmolive lawsuit, they most likely thought it had to do with toothpaste. Perhaps a disagreement over labels. An overly…
When a significant event occurs and no one in authority wants to discuss it, a certain silence descends upon Washington. This week, that's the vibe. President…
Stellantis shareholders are currently experiencing a specific rhythm in the arrival of securities class actions. First, an unwanted disclosure causes the stock to plummet. Then, in…
The question changed sometime between January and May. Twelve months ago, professional services firms asked which AI model to adopt. Now they ask something harder: how…
The terrace is practically visible. A Laguna Beach rental with a view of the ocean in the distance, a little surface fault that no one has…
Sam Fellows starts work on May 5th as Clifton Ingram's newest partner, bringing more than ten years of property litigation experience to the firm's Farnham office.…
Page 17 of 46
