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The Law Society has called for stronger oversight of agentic artificial intelligence (AI) in the justice system, warning that the technology is developing faster than the regulatory frameworks needed...

James Cleary, St Ives Chambers In F & Anor v Nottinghamshire County Council & Ors [2026] EWHC 931 (Fam), McKendrick J has provided an interesting analysis of the issues where foster...

Helen Jones, BDOAs the tax landscape continues to evolve, the financial implications of separation and divorce have become increasingly complex. Whilst an equal division of assets may appear fair on...

Alexander Breedon, Withers LLP, LondonLeslie Evans, Withers LLP, California England and Wales may be on the brink of the most important reform of financial remedies for a generation. But if...

Cate Maguire, Legal Director, BirkettsCharlotte Daintith, Trainee Solicitor, Kingsley NapleyRebecca Smart, Legal Director, Payne Hicks Beach This article examines the legal complexities that...

Allison R Quinlan, PhD candidate and Research Assistant at the University of EdinburghLucy Hayton, Director of Policy and Research at Right to Equality; PhD candidate at City UniversityDr...

Women’s Aid has warned that survivors of domestic abuse are feeling increasingly fearful for their own safety and that of their children as prisoners begin to be released under the Government’s Early...

The Bar Council has welcomed the government's announcement that it will no longer be scrapping jury trials ahead of the Courts and Tribunals Bill returning to Parliament. The Ministry of Justice...

Claire Waxman OBE, the Victims’ Commissioner for England and Wales, has responded to the government’s announcement of proposed changes to the Courts and Tribunals Bill. She said:“Sir Brian Leveson was...

Bo Bottomley, Policy and Public Affairs Manager at Refuge, said: “Refuge welcomes the Health Secretary’s announcements which are an important step towards recognising and responding to...

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