Defendants had been accused of attacking UK site of Israeli defence company Elbit Systems
Punters are poring over platforms such as Polymarket looking for suspicious bets
Shortlisted entries will appear in our report in September, alongside our ranking of the most innovative law firms
I’m divorcing in my late 60s and my ex-husband’s new partner is much younger
A year after the Trump administration cancelled hundreds of millions in labour rights funding, hard-won gains are now at risk
Crispin Odey has brought legal challenge against FCA decision to ban and fine him
Couples who split up increasingly seek to reach financial settlement outside overburdened court system
Dividing an estate between members of a stepfamily is complicated — don’t put things off until it’s too late
Messages contradict Mountbatten-Windsor’s account of pair’s relationship after disgraced financier was convicted in 2008
Government’s misunderstanding of operational failures facing courts makes planned juryless trials hard to defend
Lawsuit over audits of failed listed construction company is the latest headache for mid-tier firm
The company is relying on a $48mn infusion from automakers to continue operating
Entrepreneur and business partner convicted of defrauding JPMorgan but bank has had to pay millions for their defence
Patrick and Edward James accused of fraudulently obtaining billions of dollars from lenders in New York federal case
Sharp rise in money sent to criminal wallets comes after volumes had been declining
Prosecutors swoop on Frankfurt headquarters and Berlin office over dealings with Russian billionaire
Scrapping jury trials fails to address the overwhelming pile-up of court cases
Dmitrii Ovsiannikov was jailed last year for money laundering and breaching UK sanctions
Recipients of US president’s clemency include father of a donor and a woman receiving a second reprieve
Authorities crack down on stand-up as jokes about Jesus and period pads incense sectarian groups and prosecutors
Racing group sued Spaniard in London for breaking deal to drive for IndyCar team
SEC tries to move bribery case forward after India’s government refused to formally notify tycoon of charges
Louisiana attorneys promise to build nationwide business using innovative financing structure
Oliver Bullough takes a brave dive into the seedy underground network of money laundering — and the governments failing to tackle it
Publisher of newspaper sets out defence on second day of celebrity phone hacking trial
