» Allen & Overy brings 'magic circle' touch to Australia
09/02/10 00:01 from Times Online: Law
Allen & Overy, Britain’s fifth-biggest law firm, is expanding into Australia after hiring 17 partners from leading local firms.

» Hunger strike at detention centre
09/02/10 00:00 from Independent.co.uk/News/UK/Legal

» Data Protection
09/02/10 00:00 from Top Stories
Union loses members details

» Judge questions SEC's $150m accord with BoA$
08/02/10 22:36 from Times Online: Law
Bank of America (BoA) and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) must wait for up to two weeks to settle an embarrassing civil suit over the bank’s takeover of Merrill Lynch

» Ex-Intel executive Rajiv Goel pleads guilty in Galleon Group case
08/02/10 22:24 from Times Online: Law
Rajiv Goel, a former Intel executive, pleaded guilty today to his role in the alleged Galleon Group insider trading ring, giving damaging evidence against Raj Rajaratnam, Galleon's founder.

» Evangelicals in warning over women bishops
08/02/10 18:11 from Independent.co.uk/News/UK/Legal

» Britain shivers as wintry conditions return
08/02/10 15:28 from Independent.co.uk/News/UK/Legal

» Allen & Overy opens in Australia
08/02/10 11:14 from Times Online: Law
Allen & Overy, the UK's fifth-biggest law firm, has launched a new practice in Australia with 17 partners in two offices, it said today.

» Police to use anti-terror powers at 2012 games
08/02/10 07:16 from Independent.co.uk/News/UK/Legal

» Tories plan £200 levy for all defendants convicted in courts
08/02/10 00:01 from Times Online: Law
Every defendant convicted in a criminal court would have to pay a levy of £200 under plans being put forward by the Conservatives, The Times has learnt.

» Unlawful anti-terror powers planned for use during 2012 Olympics
08/02/10 00:01 from Times Online: Law
Police are planning to use an anti-terror law deemed unlawful by the European Court of Human Rights across the country during the London Olympics, The Times has learnt.