Every boardroom decision leaves a mark on the law. Every ruling changes the boardroom.
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Corpus Lex tracks that exchange across the UK. Every story is marked with which way the pressure runs: business shaping the law, or the law reshaping business.
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Law firms
Ashcombe & Reyes LLPMergerCombines with a Leeds boutique to build out its competition practice.
Tollan WhitfieldHiringAdds four partners to its data protection team.
Brandt Okafor PartnersWinSecures dismissal of a shareholder claim against a regional lender.
Castell Law GroupNew officeOpens in Manchester to serve energy and tech clients.
Company spotlights
Meridian BiologicsUnder reviewRegulators question marketing claims for its new allergy treatment.
Halvorsen FreightTribunalDrivers bring an employment tribunal claim over worker status.
Northvale EnergySettlementAgrees to fund a river clean-up after a long-running dispute.
Pellar SystemsLobbyingSteps up lobbying as AI regulation proposals advance.
About Corpus Lex
Corporate news is usually told as either a business story or a legal story. In the UK, it is almost always both: a company's lobbying shapes the next consultation, and a court's ruling reshapes the next quarter's strategy.
We explain those connections in plain English for readers who want to understand how companies, law firms and the law shape one another.
Corpus Lex was founded on a simple idea: in the UK, corporate news and the law can't be understood apart. We report on how companies, law firms and legal change shape one another, and we explain it in plain English.
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What we cover
Corporate news, law and regulation, the business of law firms, and in-depth spotlights on the companies making headlines across the UK. Every story is marked with which way the pressure runs: business shaping the law, or the law reshaping business.
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