The law allows you to “stand your ground” and use force, including deadly force, to defend yourself against the threat, provided you have a reasonable belief that such force is immediately ...

Fujitsu expects its UK sales to see a double-digit drop as some controversial public sector wins fail to plug the hole in its business. Its deep roots in the UK public sector mean the supplier ...

As age- and identity-verification laws become more mainstream, this legislation could have a dire impact on privacy.

The latest announcement in the incredible delay into implementing alternative business structures is scrutinised by Brian Inkster. The Law Society of Scotland has announced that they were deferring ...

A judge may preside in matters where a fifth-degree relative appears as an attorney, but should disclose the relationship.

Report finds that former subpostmasters suffered and are continuing to suffer severe mental and physical problems due to ...

Through Israel and the ideology of Zionism, western elites reinvented their ugly, racist system of control and sold it as a ...

Facing a Tough Job Market in Big Law, Staying Put Might Pay Off Later For Government Attorneys "There’s the general understanding that the more experience they gain with this new administration ...

The Air Force's top enlisted leader told senior noncommissioned officers in an internal message this week following the service chief's sudden retirement announcement that airmen don't swear ...

The threats to the Federal Reserve’s independence are “a very serious situation,” Andrew Bailey has warned. Speaking to the Treasury select committee, the Bank of England governor said a loss of ...

Go-To Guide: The UK Arbitration Act 2025 took effect on 1 August 2025, bringing into force key updates to the UK arbitration framework, including the following: –Where parties have not chosen a ...