It’s another bad day for Vladimir Putin’s crony oligarch, Roman Abramovich. Oh, and also for Abramovich’s lawyer John Kelly and his firm Harbottle & Lewis. The BBC’s investigative news arm has just ...

Harbottle & Lewis are to face investigation over their role in the events surrounding the phone-hacking scandal. The formal investigation was announced today by the Solicitors Regulation Authority and ...

The decision sent shock waves among royal watchers. In early April, Prince William dropped his father’s lawyers, Harbottle & Lewis — who have worked for the royal family for decades — and hired ...

In the latest development in the phone hacking scandal, Rupert Murdoch’s company agreed to release details of its dealings with Harbottle & Lewis, the lawyers who for four years held company emails ...

The phone hacking scandal – which has already rocked the Murdoch empire, Downing Street and the police – last night threatened to drag in the Royal Family, after serious questions were asked about the ...

Harbottle & Lewis today announced two lateral partner hires to strengthen its client offering. Private client disputes partner Charles Lloyd and reputation management partner Michael Yates will both ...

Harbottle & Lewis has announced a record income of £53.8m for the financial year 2024/25. The results showcase a 13.3% increase in income over the last two years and a remarkable 91.8% growth over the ...

Harbottle & Lewis has appointed tax chief and private client co-chair Glen Atchison as its new managing partner. The appointment, which was announced last week, comes as it emerges that the firm is ...

Rupert Murdoch has met Rebekah Brooks over the phone-hacking scandal News International found e-mails in 2007 that appeared to indicate that payments were being made to the police for information, ...

Harbottle & Lewis told MPs it was in the process of making a “full and complete disclosure” to the Metropolitan Police about phone hacking. The firm, which in the past has acted for the Duke and ...

News International found e-mails in 2007 that appeared to indicate that payments were being made to the police for information, although this evidence of alleged criminal behaviour was not handed to ...