Maria Ward-Brennan is a Senior Reporter at City AM. She specializes in law and professional services, with a keen focus on legal affairs, finance, and business economics. Maria's work has been featured in notable publications such as Global Finance Herald, Yahoo News UK, and The Lawyer, among others.
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Maria Ward-Brennan's coverage revolves around legal and compliance issues, with a specific focus on law firms, legal services, financial regulation, Brexit, and the insurance industry. Her articles often cite data and government announcements while also covering press releases.
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By: Maria Ward-Brennan
Meta's controversial smart glasses were banned from courthouses across England, prompting lawyers to sound the alarm for businesses about growing legal risk
Meta's controversial smart glasses were have been from courthouses across England, prompting lawyers to sound the alarm for businesses about growing legal risks surrounding the wearable tech.
Folding bike firm Brompton Bicycle is set to sue its former accounting and tax advisor AAB Group for professional negligence, City AM can reveal.
London-headquartered law firm Charles Russell Speechlys has initiated legal action against investment entities controlled by an Emirati family.
Pulsar Group, a UK-based technology company listed on AIM, and its media matchmaking subsidiary, ResponseSource, face a winding-up petition from HMRC.
City law firm Pogust Goodhead is facing a million pound lawsuit from its own funder over a dispute related to its high-profile case against BHP.
By: Maria Ward-Brennan
Dame Jayne-Anne Gadhia, currently seeking approval to be FRC Chair, also sits on the board of a firm currently under criminal investigation.
By: Rosie Harris-Davison, Maria Ward-Brennan
KPMG Australia has asked its parent company for financial support and laid off hundreds of staff after an audit scandal rocked the Big Four firm's business down under.
City businesses are expecting non-compete agreements to become less effective, looking instead to alternatives.
Deloitte has agreed to pay $21.5m to settle allegations that it violated federal 'equal opportunity' requirements
