The 'Happy Birthday' song, heard on that special day once a year, may no longer be music to your ears. | 13yrs
The 'Happy Birthday' song, heard on that special day once a year, may no longer be music to your ears. | 13yrs
Fluctuations in the legal job market have not had a negative effect on the standard of work completed by UK lawyers, a research project has found. | 13yrs
Barcelona footballer Lionel Messi and his father Jorge are to appear before a Spanish court for questioning over alleged tax fraud. | 13yrs
Legal professionals in Vietnam have reacted angrily after the team representing a prominent dissident lawyer detained on tax evasion charges was refused access to court documents ahead of a trial. | 13yrs
A plan to clamp down on reckless London bankers with threats of prison time may fail to have any real effect, city lawyers have claimed. | 13yrs
New research has revealed businesses are not taking as much care to safeguard intellectual property online compared to how they protect assets offline. | 13yrs
Connecticut lawyer Don Howard isn't only offering legal advice in his Hartford office but hair cuts as well. | 13yrs
Fashion label partners Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana have been convicted of tax evasion and face a suspended jail sentence of a year and eight months and a fine of €500,000 each, a Milan court ruled. | 13yrs
Bernard Squarcini, the former French domestic spy chief, has been indicted for ordering the capture of phone records belonging to a journalist investigating alleged illegal party funding involving former president Nicolas Sarkozy. | 13yrs
The families of British soldiers killed in Iraq due to poorly armoured vehicles will be able to bring claims against the government on human rights grounds, the UK's highest court has judged. | 13yrs
US authorities are considering whether or not to bring cases against foreign officials who are responsible for the escalating cyber attacks targeting US businesses and government information. | 13yrs
Lawyers representing the former chief executive of helicopter design company AgustaWestland have asked an Italian court to call India's Defence Minister as a witness in the opening exchanges of its corruption trial. | 13yrs
A round-up of recent global deals and the lawyers who made them happen. | 13yrs
UK fraud enforcers have charged key Libor trader Tom Hayes in the first criminal case seeking justice for his involvement in rigging the London interbank lending rate. | 13yrs
Pirate Bay co-founder Gottfrid Svartholm Warg could be extradited to Denmark for accused hacking charges, a Swedish court has ruled. | 13yrs
Professional services giant Deloitte has agreed to a landmark one-year suspension from soliciting new consulting work in New York and will also pay $10 million to the state following a widespread clampdown on independent consulting firms. | 13yrs
United Technologies Corp has been instructed to pay a total of $473 million plus interest as reimbursement for false charges to gain US Air Force jet engine contracts in the 1980s. | 13yrs
The president of the UK's supreme court has claimed that legal aid cuts will drive away the best lawyers and fail to boost efficiency. | 13yrs
The jury may be out on the economic benefits of the G8 Summit for Northern Ireland but the major trading nations know that NI is open for business. And NI has its own legacy for the world, says Arthur Cox Belfast managing partner Alan Taylor. | 13yrs
A weekly round-up of in-house legal moves from around the globe. | 13yrs