England is home to the world’s oldest continuously operating law firm, a distinction officially recognised by Guinness World Records. The firm dates back to 1570, predating many of the world’s most established
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The Supreme Court has refused to lift a judicial block on a controversial US Postal Service rule that critics said would suppress mail-in voting in the 2026 elections. The court issued an
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The FTSE 100 ended Tuesday’s session in the red, dragged down by soaring bond yields, elevated oil prices, and mounting fears over persistent inflation. London’s benchmark index closed down 39.44 points, or
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At the recent BRICS Summit, bloc leaders reaffirmed their desire to reduce dependence on the U.S. dollar by expanding trade in local currencies. The push is driven by geopolitical tensions, economic sanctions,
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Trustpilot (TRST) has reported solid revenue growth, but accounting irregularities have overshadowed what would otherwise have been a positive financial update for the company. The review platform, which allows consumers to rate
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The weekend’s horse racing calendar is packed with top-level action, with two of Britain’s most prestigious meetings taking centre stage over the coming days. Tom Marriott and Bill Esdaile are back to
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BioMarin Pharmaceutical has announced it is discontinuing development of Voxzogo for children with Noonan syndrome, marking another setback for the drug’s expansion ambitions. The company said the decision followed an assessment of
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In a significant ruling, the Seventh Circuit has clarified precisely when litigation conduct crosses the line into a waiver of arbitration rights. The decision in Village of Schaumburg, Illinois v. Permasteelisa North
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Biglaw firms are offering staggering compensation guarantees to lure top-performing partners, with some rainmakers now commanding packages worth $20 million or more. The explosive figures represent a dramatic escalation in the lateral
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The Ninth Circuit has confirmed a ruling that many legal experts argue should never have required federal appellate intervention in the first place. The court’s decision is straightforward in its logic: a
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