Jonathan Ames

A former student leader who was embroiled in claims of antisemitism has warned the prime minister against clamping down on freedom of expression at universities. As Rishi Sunak told university

Judge says youth could have died as he raises concerns over children accessing treatment from offshore and online unregulated providers

Legal profession leaders — especially at City law firms — are wrestling with the gender pay gap, a significant cause being that women suffer career disruption by being saddled with the lion’s share of

Sticky situation for taxman as food firm is spared over £473,000 bill

Judge described the legal battle between mother and daughter over a farm in Cornwall as a modern-day tragedy

Rafal Mysakowski is to bring a claim against a Scottish bottle company after saying he suffered discrimination because of his principles

Craig Wright’s claim to be Satoshi Nakamoto is described as a ‘brazen lie’ based on ‘industrial-scale’ forgery

Leading practitioner whose clinic was championed by the King is asked to pay £100,000 damages by tenant who owes £41,000

The seller had advertised the car as being in excellent condition despite extensive repairs described as being ‘poorly done’

Hugo Palmer faces a £470,000 claim from a stable employee who says he suffered “disabling” neck injuries

A tribunal judge ruled that Jonathan Richardson’s antics were ill-judged but ‘light-hearted’ and awarded him £22,000

Judge rules Joshua Hodges was not forced to leave after he caught rare infection that causes a TB-like illness in fish

Robert Aslanyan was planning to perform a tribute to Queen Elizabeth when his audition in Cardiff was called off because of Covid

Worker, 20, suffered smashed pelvis after horse reared up and rolled on top of her

High Court rules that Victorian light on second home at the Kent seaside is annoying and unneighbourly but not a nuisance

Man told he faces jail sentence after admitting that he caused death by dangerous driving

Partners at Slaughter and May are believed to be frustrated by those who don’t work from the office three days a week

This year’s Times Law Awards essay competition looks at artificial intelligence and how it could affect the legal profession

Regulators have clobbered a large national law firm with a £100,000 fine for breaching anti-money laundering rules despite there being no suggestion that an offence took place. If that seems like a

A yachtsman who broke his neck in a scooter accident is suing for £7 million, arguing that NHS paramedics failed to assess a spinal injury. Richard Dee, 70, wh