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  • Judge rejects Gatwick Airport bid to block new relaxed runway slot rules

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    A High Court judge has refused Gatwick’s request for an immediate emergency freeze to stop the new 70 per cent rule from starting today. The UK government temporarily reduced the “use it or lose it” slot usage requirement at major UK airports, including Gatwick Airport, from the standard 80 per cent to 70 per cent [...]

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  • Professional services firms the ‘flavour of the month’ for cyberattacks

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    Professional services firms, particularly law firms, are the “current flavour of the month” for cyberattacks, driven by the valuable client information the sector guards. Speaking to CityAM, Holly Waszak, head of cyber claims advocacy at Marsh, said: “We’re seeing insurers come to us with law firms on their books, and they are trying to [...]

    The ICO said it initially planned to fine Capita a total of £45m, but this was later reduced by “mitigating factors”
  • City law firms ‘sleepwalking into a crisis’ over AI overreliance

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    As legal tech valuations skyrocket, and AI dominates the airwaves, City law firms have been warned they are ‘sleepwalking into a crisis of judgment’ by treating AI as a definitive authority rather than a collaborative tool. A report by Positive Group, exclusively shared with CityAM, stated that the legal sector faces a potential crisis [...]

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  • Ex-Lush chief’s lawyers hike costs to ensure their AI model isn’t trained by juniors

    June 16, 2026

    Lawyers for the former chief executive of cosmetics giant Lush, Andrew Gerrie, have hiked their fees ahead of a trial this month, partly as they will not allow junior staff to train their AI model, CityAM can reveal.  A court heard this morning that Gerrie’s legal team from Brown Rudnick have pushed up a [...]

  • Mayer Brown defends ‘do not disturb’ policy despite criticism from rivals

    June 15, 2026

    When the US law firm Mayer Brown, based in the City, implemented a policy that partners should not disturb associates during their holidays, its London office managing partner said some rival partners criticised the move. Speaking to CityAM, Dominic Griffiths said: “When I introduced that policy [three years ago], there were one or two [...]

  • ‘Bogus claim’: Ryanair hits back at watchdog probe into family seating policy

    June 11, 2026

    Ryanair is under investigation by the British competition watchdog over its policy that parents must pay to sit with their children. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched a probe into Ryanair’s terms and conditions (T&Cs), which require at least one parent to sit with their children aged 2-11 when they fly and make [...]

  • Rising salaries for junior lawyers put pressure on senior associates’ pay packages

    June 11, 2026

    US law firms continue to drive a fierce salary war in London, leaving UK firms scrambling to keep up with soaring pay for junior lawyers, but as starting salaries rise, growing pay gaps threaten to unsettle senior associates, writes Maria Ward-Brennan. As of next month, London associates at Quinn Emanuel will see their salaries increase [...]

  • World Cup office sweepstakes could leave employers facing legal red cards

    June 10, 2026

    With the World Cup set to kick off on Thursday, many offices across the City will be gearing up to offer employees the chance to participate in competitions – known as sweepstakes – to place informal bets on who might win.  Sweepstakes involve participants paying a fee into a cash pot and being randomly assigned [...]

  • Banks ‘not ready’ for motor finance scheme, says City watchdog

    June 9, 2026

    The City watchdog has warned that motor finance lenders are “not as ready as we would expect” for the introduction of its long-awaited redress scheme. Nikhil Rathi, chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), has written to the Treasury Committee following inquiries around the legal challenges to its car mis-selling scheme. The regulator published [...]

  • City law firm Shoosmiths invests extra £1m in firm’s bonus pot

    June 8, 2026

    City law firm Shoosmiths has doubled down on its commitment to AI after setting aside a second £1m for its bonus pot to help staff become AI-fluent through its new internal accreditation programme, CityAM can reveal. Last year, the firm exclusively told CityAM that it set a “clear and ambitious annual target” of one million [...]

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