Lawyer struck off for claiming 28-hour work days
A prison law solicitor has been struck off for falsifying timesheets, claiming she worked over 28 hours a day to secure a £69,300 bonus. The tribunal called her actions 'an impossibility'.
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Grave Double-Booking Forces Exhumation, Mother Distraught
An Oregon mother faces anguish as her son's grave is exhumed after a funeral home's error. The legal battle reveals a tragic double-booking with a wealthy family's plot. Read the full story.
Andy Carroll in court over non-molestation order charge
Former England striker Andy Carroll is due at Chelmsford Magistrates' Court on Tuesday, charged with breaching a non-molestation order. Read the latest on the case.
Ex-England Striker Andy Carroll Charged, Court Date Set
Former Liverpool and Newcastle striker Andy Carroll is due in court charged with breaching a non-molestation order, facing a potential prison sentence. Full details on the case.
Andy Carroll Charged with Breaching Court Order
Former England and Liverpool striker Andy Carroll appears in court, charged with breaching a non-molestation order. Read the latest on the footballer's legal proceedings.
Pensioner defies court order in £113k fence dispute
A 77-year-old woman in Poole refuses to leave her £420k home despite a court order to pay a neighbour £113,000 after a bitter five-year boundary dispute. Read the full story.
Man fined for fat-shaming neighbour in Warrington
Aaron Quinn, 33, fined £80 plus surcharge after calling neighbour 'fat'. Court hears of 'sustained incident' leading to restraining order. Read the full story.
UK Supermarkets Set Christmas Turkey Order Deadlines
Tesco, Aldi, Asda and others issue 'final warning' deadlines for festive food orders. Key dates are Dec 14-16. Act now to secure your Christmas dinner.
Waitrose Christmas Food: Order by Dec 15 for Michelin-Star Dishes
Waitrose's 2025 Christmas menu, crafted with Michelin-star chefs like Rick Stein, is available for order. Secure your festive feast by December 15 for delivery in time for Christmas.
Legal sector warned of £370bn 'wipe-out' by disruptor
A 'ruthless disruptor' warns the UK's £370bn legal industry faces extinction due to AI and outdated practices. Discover the urgent changes needed for survival.
King Charles strips Andrew of Garter and Victorian honours
King Charles III has formally cancelled and annulled Prince Andrew's appointments to the Order of the Garter and Royal Victorian Order. Read the full details of this historic move.
King strips Andrew of Garter and Victorian Order honours
King Charles III has formally cancelled Prince Andrew's appointments to the Order of the Garter and Royal Victorian Order. Read the full details of this historic move and its implications.
AI Evidence Blunder: Court Motion Rejected Over Errors
A US prosecutor's motion citing AI-generated inaccuracies has been rejected by a judge, highlighting growing concerns about artificial intelligence in legal proceedings. Learn about the case implications.
Naturist's bias claim rejected, case stays in Manchester
A naturist who argued judges in the North have 'unconscious biases' against his lifestyle will have his legal challenge heard in Manchester. Discover the full story.
Eminem sues Australian brand Swim Shady over trademark
Rap superstar Eminem launches legal action against Australian beach brand Swim Shady, claiming trademark infringement of his Slim Shady persona. Discover the details of this international legal battle.
BBC should defy Trump lawsuit with four-word reply
Former Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger argues the BBC should respond to Trump's $1bn legal threat with 'See you in court' rather than capitulating like US media outlets.
Microsoft AI Tool Faces Legal Action Over Fake Citations
Tech giant Microsoft confronts potential class action lawsuit after its AI-powered Copilot allegedly generated false legal precedents, misleading Australian lawyers and threatening court integrity.
Top lawyer ousted in client fund misuse scandal
Prominent London solicitor James Donovan dismissed from PCB Litigation after allegedly misusing millions in client funds for luxury private jet travel, extravagant parties, and personal expenses in shocking financial misconduct case.
Baldoni and Lively settle copyright lawsuit
Actor Justin Baldoni settles copyright infringement case with Blake Lively over film adaptation rights, ending prolonged legal dispute that captivated Hollywood.
Scherzinger Settles Pussycat Dolls Legal Battle
Former Pussycat Dolls star Nicole Scherzinger has reached a confidential settlement with the group's founder Robin Antin after a bitter legal dispute over the cancelled 2020 reunion tour that left fans disappointed.
Justin Baldoni misses deadline in Blake Lively lawsuit
Jane the Virgin star Justin Baldoni encounters mounting legal pressure after failing to respond to lawsuits filed by Blake Lively and The New York Times over his controversial film project about child labour.
Trump's legal battles intensify in New York court
Former President Donald Trump confronts crucial court hearings over alleged gag order violations while his legal team battles to dismiss the hush money case entirely.
Terrifier actress sues producers over nude scene royalties
Catherine Corcoran files lawsuit against Terrifier producers alleging unpaid royalties and unauthorised use of her nude scenes in the cult horror film's sequel and merchandise.
Rebel Wilson Must Pay Bauer Media's Legal Costs
Hollywood star Rebel Wilson faces fresh legal turmoil as new court documents reveal she must cover Bauer Media's substantial legal fees following her unsuccessful appeal in their long-running defamation case.
Businessman's 'No Face, No Case' Defence Goes Viral
A British entrepreneur's controversial social media strategy of concealing his identity during court proceedings sparks legal debate and online frenzy. Discover how his 'no face, no case' approach challenges modern justice systems.
Letitia James aide fired in Virginia prosecutor role
New York Attorney General Letitia James under fire as senior aide Elizabeth Yusi is abruptly dismissed from Virginia position, raising questions about political interference and professional conduct.
Barristers win right to remove court wigs
In a historic move, barristers in England and Wales can now ditch traditional wigs after legal chiefs rule them culturally insensitive in modern courtroom proceedings.
UK bill grants legal rights to nature
A revolutionary bill introduced in Parliament could transform Britain's environmental protection by granting ecosystems legal personhood rights, following global precedents.
Trump Immigration Freeze Triggers Legal Battles
Donald Trump's sweeping immigration freeze faces immediate legal challenges while creating diplomatic friction with NATO allies, as courts scramble to respond to the controversial executive order.
UK Judges Receive First AI Usage Guidelines
British judges receive first-ever official guidance on using AI in legal proceedings, marking a pivotal moment for technology in the UK justice system. Discover what's permitted and what's prohibited.
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