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High Court grants lawyers injunction against vexatious litigant

A solicitor and a barrister have secured an interim anti-harassment injunction against a litigant in person accused of waging a sustained campaign aimed at forcing…

Cases Company and Commercial

Court of Appeal overturns RPM finding in Deckers v Up & Running

The Court of Appeal has reversed a Competition Appeal Tribunal finding that footwear supplier Deckers UK Ltd committed resale price maintenance when it cut off…

Cases Crime

Dillon (No 2): Supreme Court rules on Troubles Legacy Act

The Supreme Court has handed the government a partial victory in its appeal over the Northern Ireland Troubles Legacy Act, while confirming that the Windsor…

Crispin Odey libel claim collapses: lessons on the public interest defence

Crispin Odey has dropped his ยฃ79 million libel claim against the Financial Times over its 2023 reporting of sexual misconduct allegations.

Immigration and ECHR reform: ministers accused of weakening protections for torture victims

Ministers have been accused of weakening legal protections for torture victims seeking asylum in the UK, according to a Guardian report on 14 May 2026.…

Practice Criminal Law

National Security Bill explained: mass-casualty offences, violent content and state threats

The National Security Bill announced in the King's Speech 2026 introduces new criminal offences covering mass-casualty attack planning without ideological motive, extreme violent material and…