The wife of a former Russian politician said Thursday during her London trial for allegedly breaching sanctions against her husband that she did not know at the time that the U.K. and EU had separate sanctions regimes.
The wife of a former Russian politician said Thursday during her London trial for allegedly breaching sanctions against her husband that she did not know at the time that the U.K. and EU had separate sanctions regimes.
Counsel for Tom Hayes urged Britain's top court Thursday to overturn the trader's conviction for rate rigging, arguing his client didn't believe that there was a law "which absolutely prohibits" the consideration of trading advantage when making submissions.
The U.K. government announced a record high Crown Court backlog Thursday, warning that if the crisis continues at its current rate then 100,000 cases could be waiting to be heard by the end of 2029.
WhatsApp should be allowed to challenge a European Union board's order for Irish authorities to increase a data protection fine that topped out at €225 million ($243 million), an adviser to the bloc's top court said Thursday.
A regulator has fined the University of Sussex a record £585,000 ($758,000) because its transgender equality statement had a "chilling effect" on free speech, causing staff to censor themselves.
Launching a series of interviews with lawyers, class representatives and litigation-funders to mark the 10-year anniversary of the collective proceedings order regime, Law360 spoke to Justin Gutmann and Rachael Kent about how the role of class reps has evolved in the decade since CPOs were introduced
The U.K.'s collective proceedings regime — introduced a decade ago — has grown rapidly after a slow start. Law360 looks here at the biggest moments of the regime so far and what's ahead.
Charlotte Hill at Charles Russell discusses the Financial Conduct Authority’s recent portfolio letter to CEOs of payments firms, outlining the regulator’s expectations, and the steps that these companies may now need to take to ensure compliance and operational effectiveness.
