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International Women’s Day 2026 - Celebrating the power of “Give to Gain”
6 March 2026 Podcasts and videos To mark International Women’s Day 2026 and this year’s theme, Give to Gain, we’ve created a new video featuring colleagues from across the firm. The video highlights the meaningful moments of mentorship and allyship that helped shape their professional journeys. Through personal reflections, our colleagues share stories of: Leaders who gave them confidence when they needed it most. Mentors who encouraged them to be themselves.
New Year Reflections: Why procedural precision matters in litigation
13 January 2026 News A new year often prompts us to turn over a new leaf, tie up loose ends and ensure our homes are in order. For litigators, this is also an opportune moment to reflect on whether our procedural “house” is equally well maintained, including across current and prospective litigation processes. Recent Court of Appeal decisions serve as a timely reminder that overlooking procedural details can have serious – and often costly – consequences.
Blog: Importance of robust agency arrangements in insurance sales and supply chains
Caroline Harbord Axa is suing Santander for £624m, the quantum of loss that Axa says it has suffered as a result of the tsunami of successful Financial Ombudsman Service claims concerning Axa payment Only users who have a paid subscription or are part of a corporate subscription are able to print or copy content.
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Crypto: What trustees need to know about the proposed new civil seizure powers Caroline Harbord, senior associate & Joe May, trainee solicitor, Forsters, 17/03/2022 The UK government has announced that it will introduce a further Economic Crime Bill, in addition to the one currently working its way through parliament, to bring in new powers to seize cryptoassets and to extend existing civil forfeiture powers to them.
Guest comment: Group claims - What pension trustees need to know
Guest comment: Group claims - What pension trustees need to know Recovering pension losses through civil proceedings has always been an uphill struggle. This is particularly so during the pandemic, when even fewer claimants have the means to engage lawyers to untangle complex investment structures and identify fault on the part of those defendants with the deepest pockets (the investments generally having been structured to limit the liability of such defendants).
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