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Whistleblower sues for wrongful dismissal after alleging that colleague overbilled for dieselgate work
Tribunal hears allegations about accounting firm staff backdating documents during review of Regenersis audit
Peter Meehan described being ‘shocked and angry’ after his suspension from accounting firm
The firm cannot distance itself from its office’s alleged role in state capture
Watchdog to investigate defence contractor’s accounts of 2019 and 2020 as well as 2017 and 2018
Former Apollo leader’s attorneys seek phone records of leading PR figure and subpoena accuser’s law firm
Urgent government response needed to Bellamy review of lawyers’ salaries, says chair of Criminal Bar Association
Industry reports record profits as battle for workers pushes up wages and fuels moves
Proposed institute would highlight areas of law that have failed to accommodate tech innovation
As it aims to be the profession’s biggest UK flotation, the company hopes investors will look past previous failures
Regulator alleges six KPMG staff ‘fabricated’ documents after questions from its inspectors about audit of UK outsourcer
Legislators target ‘forum shopping’ as lawyers steer big cases to select cities
Big Four accounting firm tries to distance itself from actions of former staff who were auditing Carillion
Robert Walters highlights shortages across technology, legal and financial services
Communications companies accused of spreading climate misinformation on behalf of clients
Listening to the concerns of people at the top can inform the debate over how to improve jobs at the bottom
FRC opens case against accounting firm that is expected to last five weeks
Demand for legal services and exodus from industry is resulting in a shortage of talent, say recruiters
FRC looking at audits of a subsidiary of commodities business Monaco Resources Group
Challenger firm ordered to pay £250,000 after work for unnamed authority ‘fell far short’
Magic Circle collegiality gives way to US productivity pay system after talent exodus across Atlantic
How freelancers can get their finances in order ahead of the January 31 deadline
Heavy workloads and long hours have led a growing number of associates to quit, despite high salaries
Legacy of austerity has left councils struggling to account for spending despite extra pandemic funding
Lawsuit alleges investigation into male partner was designed to ensure he kept his job
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