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As family law and divorce lawyers, in a cost-of-living crisis we’re often asked by clients whether they actually need to go through the expense of getting a financial order on divorce...

In July 2023, while Cineworld emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the U.S., its UK operations entered administration. Despite the commercial success of the much-anticipated “Barbenheimer” film releases that month,...

British Home Stores (BHS), once a household name on the UK high street, fell into collapse in 2016, leaving not only a £570 million pension fund deficit but also sparking...

Click the links below to read more about the changes in employment law from August: UK government considers ‘right to switch off’ legislation with potential compensation uplift ICO launches privacy...

Click the links below to read more about the changes in employment law in July:  Retracting job offer from Christian applicant with negative views on homosexuality was direct discrimination Guidance...

Lasting Powers of Attorney aren’t just legal documents, they are instruments of empowerment and protection. By creating and registering one, you are helping and protecting yourselves, as well as your...

Click the links below to read more about the changes in employment law in June: Tribunal claims increase as some employers end WFH EAT says employer breached contract by refusing...

Debenhams Ottaway has won in another hearing in the Commercial Court, on the ongoing matter of Invest Bank v El-Husseini. During a four-week trial at the Rolls Building, the court...

Debenhams Ottaway is proud to announce that partner Juliet Schalker is the recipient of the 2024 IWIRC (International Women’s Insolvency & Restructuring Confederation) London Network Award for Excellence. This award...

The law on Section 21 of the Housing Act 1988 became a hot topic of debate on BBC One’s Question Time programme in April. With a general election now looming,...