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  • Exclusive: UK becomes Europe’s leading jurisdiction for class-action lawsuits

    July 12, 2022

    The introduction of “opt-out” claims has seen the UK become the leading jurisdiction for European class action lawsuits, according to new figures from law firm CMS, which show that more than half (54 per cent) of all class action lawsuits filed in Europe over the past five years were filed in the UK. The UK [...]

  • UK’s audit watchdog sets out plans to shakeup Britain’s accounting sector

    July 12, 2022

    The UK’s accountancy watchdog has vowed to put in place a raft of new measures to increase standards in the UK’s audit sector in a bid to pave the way for the UK government’s long-awaited reforms. The UK’s Financial Reporting Council (FRC) on Tuesday published a paper outlining its plans to revise existing codes, strengthen [...]

  • First judges to new patent court appointed: How will Europe’s new one-stop shop for IP impact the UK?

    July 12, 2022

    Europe’s new one-stop shop for IP enforcement – the Unified Patent Court – has taken a major step forward as 90 new judges began to be informed that their applications to sit on the court have been successful. The Administrative Committee of the Unified Patent Court received over 1,000 applications from judges across Europe. Of [...]

  • Lawyers should stop telling clients to pay ransoms to hackers, UK watchdogs say

    July 12, 2022

    Lawyers should not advise their clients to pay out ransoms to hackers, the UK’s data protection watchdog and cybersecurity agency have warned. In a joint letter to the Law Society, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) and National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) called on lawyers to discourage their clients from paying ransomware requests, as they argued [...]

  • Baker McKenzie ups pay for new lawyers to £110,000 a year

    July 12, 2022

    Baker McKenzie has given newly qualified (NQ) lawyers in its London offices £5,000 pay rises after upping their salaries to £110,000 a year. The Chicago headquartered law firm said its freshly trained lawyers will see their base pay surge to heights of £110,000 plus bonuses. The pay hikes mean Baker McKenzie’s trainees will now see [...]

  • City watchdog tells banks to treat small businesses ‘fairly’ during cost-of-living crunch

    July 12, 2022

    The UK’s financial watchdog has told Britain’s top banks to improve their treatment of struggling small business owners when collecting and recovering debts. The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said Britain’s banks should take action to ensure fair treatment of small and medium enterprise (SME) customers, after the watchdog uncovered repeated instances of failures during [...]

  • Victims’ charity calls for ‘urgent’ investment to cut court backlog as barristers’ strike continues into third week

    July 11, 2022

    A leading victims’ support charity has called on the government to take “urgent action” to cut the court backlog by upping investment in the criminal justice system – as criminal barristers prepared for their third week of strikes.   Diana Fawcett, chief executive of Victim Support chief said “court delays and cancelled hearings” are having [...]

  • Wirecard forged client list to secure £760m investment from SoftBank

    July 11, 2022

    German payments processer Wirecard forged client data in its efforts to secure €900m (£760m) in investment from Japanese conglomerate SoftBank, as it sought to reassure investors about the fundamentals of its business before it collapsed the following year. The Bavarian fintech firm showed SoftBank’s representatives a fabricated list of clients on a computer in Wirecard’s [...]

  • Weak British pound sees salaries paid out to Akin Gump’s new lawyers surge to £179,000 a year

    July 11, 2022

    Newly qualified (NQ) lawyers at US law firm Akin Gump are set to see their salaries surge to new highs of £179,000 a year, after the firm amended the exchange rate it uses to calculate its London lawyers pay packages to reflect Britain’s weaker pound. The exchange rate switch up will effectively mean NQ lawyers [...]

  • Professional services network Xeinadin buys up Doncaster accounting firm Smith Craven

    July 11, 2022

    London headquartered professional services firm Xeinadin has acquired Doncaster based accountancy firm Smith Craven. Xeinadin, which was formed through coming together of more than 100 independent accountancy firms throughout the UK and Ireland in 2019, has absorbed Smith Craven into its network, after first investing in the firm earlier this year. First established in 1928, [...]

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