Law
The UK government announced a significant funding increase for Operation Beaconport, the national effort to review closed group based child sexual exploitation
By Dania Martine
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20 May 2026
Law
Reform in Essex has begun legal steps over proposed changes to local government in the county, setting in motion a public law process that could bring the plans
By Dania Martine
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19 May 2026
Law
The recent Court of Appeal ruling in Mazur v Charles Russell Speechlys clarifies the boundaries of delegation in litigation but raises pressing questions about the role of artificial intelligence in legal workflows. While the law asserts that responsibility remains with authorised individuals, the evolving use of AI creates complexities in maintaining genuine supervision and control. The ruling underscores that lawyers cannot delegate away their duty of oversight, a principle now tested by rapid advances in AI tools affecting legal service delivery.
By Dania Martine
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16 May 2026