Grosvenor Law

https://grosvenorlaw.com/

Last activity: 16.09.2026

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Feb 20, 2026	Police search former Prince Andrew’s home a day after his arrest	Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By PAN PYLAS LONDON (AP) — Police searched the former home of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor again on Friday, a day after he was arrested and held in custody for nearly 11 hours on suspicion of miscond...
Feb 18, 2026	Employment Rights Act changes could cost Premier League clubs millions	Premier League clubs could be forced to pay millions in player dismissal fees when Labour changes to the Employment Rights Act come into force next year. It comes as the UK’s unemployment rate reached a near five-year high on Tuesday mornin...
Jan 15, 2026	Revolut, Mastercard, Visa lose legal battle on card fees cap	Revolut, Mastercard and Visa have lost a legal battle against the UK’s payments watchdog amid plans to introduce a cap on card fees for overseas transactions. The trio of payment giants brought a judicial review to the High Court following ...
Jan 15, 2026	Nick Ephgrave announces surprise retirement from Serious Fraud Office	Nick Ephgrave will step down as director of the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) two and a half years before his first term was due to finish. The former assistant commissioner of the Metropolitan Police was appointed as the SFO’s director, takin...
Jan 15, 2026	Insurance giants are no longer afraid to sue competitors over ‘team poaching’	London’s insurance sector is becoming increasingly litigious as the battle for niche talent intensifies, after a wave of High Court cases suggests ‘team poaching’ has become a legal flashpoint. If, like me, you are glued to the court filing...
Jan 7, 2026	City watchdog fines ex-Carillion finance chiefs for market manipulation	The City watchdog has fined the former finance directors of collapsed construction firm Carillion for their role in making “misleading” statements from the company. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said both Richard Adam and Zafar Khan...
Dec 16, 2025	Trump sues BBC for $10bn in Florida, citing producers trips to Mar-a-Lago	US Donald Trump has filed a lawsuit against the BBC in the Southern District of Florida, alleging that BBC producers travelled to Florida to film “significant portions of the [Panorama] documentary”. Last month, Trump threatened to sue the ...
Nov 11, 2025	Can Donald Trump really sue the BBC for $1bn?	US President Donald Trump’s threat to sue the BBC for $1bn over the misleading edit of a Panorama programme has thrown the Corporation into crisis. But it’s unclear if the US President’s threats have any legal substance. Trump made his lega...
Oct 24, 2025	Sheffield Wednesday: What happens next as administrators called in?	With Sheffield Wednesday filing for administration on Friday, what happens next for the Owls? The club – who are bottom of the Championship – have received a 12-point deduction from the EFL, with the governors of England’s second league say...
Oct 21, 2025	Waymo’s driverless taxi UK rollout puts legal system to the test	The UK is set to become the first European country to welcome Waymo’s driverless taxis but lawyers caution that current laws are fundamentally incompatible with the technology. Last week, Waymo announced its UK launch will start with a smal...
Aug 11, 2025	Crystal Palace chance of appealing CAS decision possible but slim	Crystal Palace’s legal options are limited after their loss at the Court of Arbitration for Sport, but they exist, insist top lawyers after the Eagles were relegated to the Europa Conference League on Monday. Despite sending a top team, hea...
Aug 8, 2025	River Island saved from brink of administration but stores to close	High street retailer River Island has been saved from the brink of administration after a High Court judge approved its restructuring plan. River Island’s plan includes reducing rents – some to zero – across parts of its 230-store portfolio...
Aug 6, 2025	Is Claire’s about to disappear from the UK High Street?	Claire’s accessories has filed for bankruptcy in the US and entered administration in France, stoking fears about its presence on UK high streets. The US-based fashion accessories and jewellery business filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in a ...
Aug 6, 2025	What’s next for River Island as it enters ‘last chance saloon’?	River Island will face its last chance to restructure its flagging finances this Thursday at the High Court, with the retailer set to fall into administration as early as September if the plan is not allowed. This follows months of uncertai...
Jun 30, 2025	Crystal Palace made to sweat by Uefa over Europa League place	Crystal Palace must wait to learn their fate as to whether they will participate in the Europa League, Uefa confirmed on Monday. The first chamber of the Uefa Club Financial Control Body made rulings on two other cases but chose to delay th...
Jun 23, 2025	Will British and Irish Lions sue Rugby Australia over player eligibility row?	If you were to list the top moments from each of the last five British and Irish Lions tours then you’d almost certainly find that at least one entry didn’t happen on the pitch. In 2021 it was South African coach Rassie Erasmus breaking dow...
Jun 12, 2025	Law isn’t like other professions; misusing AI may put lawyers in jail	The legal sector has been slapped with the reality that when AI goes wrong, they will be liable for it, and not just financially or reputationally, but to the extent that a misuse might also cost them their freedom. Last Friday two High Cou...
Jun 11, 2025	Government’s £122m case against Baroness Mone-linked PPE firm kicks off	The firm linked to Conservative peer Michelle Mone and her husband, Doug Barrowman, is facing a multimillion-pound civil claim by the Government over a controversial Covid PPE contract. The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) announ...
May 13, 2025	The Rising Tide of Fraud: A Wake-Up Call for Businesses	Fraud is a silent thief. It creeps into businesses, stealing billions without a sound. In the UK, it’s a crisis. Experts warn that fraud is not just a nuisance; it’s a plague. The economy loses around £219 billion annually, with the private...
May 12, 2025	Fraud: Every UK business will be impacted say experts	British businesses face an all-time high level of fraud, losing hundreds of billions of pounds yearly as criminals take advantage of outdated systems and AI. According to a report by accountancy firm Crowe UK and law firm Peters & Peter...
Apr 10, 2025	Philip Green verdict is a big win for the under scrutiny ECHR	Sir Philip Green tried to sue the UK, but Strasbourg said ‘no’ — in a move that not only “reaffirms” Parliamentary privilege but shines a telling light on the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). Parliamentary privilege, a right that has ...

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