Federal findings prompt an investigation into banks’ decisions to reject customers.

French pharma giant avoids a fine but must correct potentially misleading claims about a competitor’s vaccine.

A family's attempt to overturn an LCIA award fails after the court rules that arbitration agreements need not give both parties equal rights.

FPF hails ‘stinging defeat’ as judge finds news outlets likely to be able to prove unconstitutional retaliation.

US watchdogs accuse bank of years of compliance failures that allowed billions of dollars in suspicious transactions to escape scrutiny.

Willkie Farr & Gallagher has recruited senior in-house lawyers from Westinghouse Electric Company and JPMorganChase.

Court rules that an injunction obtained by a Spanish contractor cannot prevent payment for a power station in Mozambique.

EAT clarifies when advice from human-resources staff crosses the line into improper influence over disciplinary decisions.

Trade court warns that billions in unlawful duties could stay in government hands unless smaller importers can secure repayment.

Three funders have failed or withdrawn from new business within six months, leaving the sector facing difficult questions.

Investors who lost money in failed luxury care-home developments have won a High Court ruling against the company that marketed the schemes.

Prime minister pledges to remove barriers to changing jobs, but employment lawyers want detail on how far the reforms will go.

A Luxembourg bank has failed to prove that a Russian businessman and his lawyers conspired to avoid repaying millions of dollars.

Investors in affected property and other funds would have to give at least 90 days’ notice before withdrawing their money.

UK businesses seek compensation after charges for accepting online payments from EEA-issued cards rose at least five-fold.

A Turkish gold-mining company has secured the winding up of its English subsidiary after spending nine years unable to exercise control.

The UK government has axed plans for a new tier of judge-only criminal trials, but lengthy fraud cases could still be decided without a jury.

The Bar’s charity plans to overhaul its services as requests for help grow across employment, family and housing law.

The Law Society has called for clear safeguards as AI develops from a tool that produces content into one that can make decisions.

Tribunal rules that the Charity Commission cannot treat every trustee as responsible for wrongdoing in another trustee’s area of control.