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It’s been over two years since BBC’s The Split left our screens, and since our family and divorce lawyers wrote their last blog on the show that centres around the...

Corporate lawyer James Brawn originally wrote this article for the December 2024 issue of Caring Times magazine, a publication for care managers, owners and directors, providing a guide to succession...

Are you planning to retire in the next five years? Whilst planning for retirement shouldn’t be a complicated stage in your life (it’s the time when you can finally take...

Click the links below to read more about the changes in employment law from November: Footballer wins £11 million claim for unlawful deduction from wages Half of neurodivergent adults don’t...

It has long been regarded as a rule of English law that a company cannot claim privilege against its own shareholders, unless the privileged documents were created for the purpose...

With Christmas around the corner, you’re probably finishing up your Christmas shopping and getting ready for the festivities. If you’re an attorney under a property and finances lasting power of...

In a recent Family Court decision, Z (Foreign Surrogacy) [2024] EWFC 304 , the judge provided crucial guidance for intended parents—particularly same-sex couples—seeking surrogacy arrangements abroad. The case involved a...

In the latest, and possibly final, chapter of the matter of Invest Bank v El-Husseini, the litigation and dispute resolution team at Debenhams Ottaway is delighted to report another resounding...

In the recent High Court decision of Peabody Trust v National House Building Council, the court clarified the point at which the limitation period for insurance disputes begins for the...

When a judge begins describing the disputing parties as “not the best of friends” and the “honesty and integrity of both” sides “has from time to time been found to...