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Insights and legal updates from our specialist public law solicitors.

3 February 2026

ECHR reform and five other Public Law developments to look out for in 2026

Fred Allen looks at ECHR reform and lists out five other public law developments to look out for in 2026

Fred Allen

18 November 2025

AI and access to justice: Deepening the divide?

Frontline legal services have the most to gain from artificial intelligence, but also face unique challenges in its provision.

Emily Carter

24 September 2025

Enhancing Public Accountability: Key Elements of the Public Office (Accountability) Bill 2025

After many years of campaigning, and further to the Government’s commitment to introduce a statutory duty of candour for public bodies, the  Public Office (Accountability) Bill 2025 (also known as the ‘Hillsborough Law’ bill) was introduced last week.  

Kirsty Cook

10 September 2025

A New Era of Football Regulation - The Independent Football Regulator

The new Independent Football Regulator (the “IFR”), which will oversee a new regulatory regime designed to protect and promote the sustainability of English men’s elite football, reached a significant milestone last week. 

Natalie Cohen

24 July 2025

Tech-Driven, Ethically Bound: New FRC and ICAEW Guidance on AI Use in the Accountancy Sector

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and digital tools are rapidly transforming the accountancy sector with promises of enhanced efficiency, insight and audit quality. Embracing this innovation wave however, does not come without risk, and regulators are increasingly alert to the ethical implications. The FRC has very recently issued new guidance on the use of AI in audit, coinciding with the ICAEW’s new technology-centred revisions to its Code of Ethics, which came into force on 1 July 2025. Responsible and ethical use of AI is now therefore no longer optional, but a regulatory expectation. 

Ian Ko

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