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The Supreme Court has handed down its decision in the widely followed and hotly anticipated case of S Frances Ltd -v- The Cavendish Hotel (London) Limited, which is of huge...

Christmas is notoriously difficult for families who are no longer living together.  It can become a time of dread and fear, disappointment and confusion at cancelled arrangements and children not...

Sadly elderly people are sometimes targeted by criminals in an attempt to either steal wealth during their lifetime or gain access to the estate assets via a Will. All too...

They say that charity begins at home but perhaps it could also be said that it ends with a Will. Legacies to charities are an essential part of their income...

The government has recently announced that it plans to launch a consultation on permitting “no-fault” divorce. This directly follows the recent case decided by the Supreme Court in which a...

On 5 September 2018, the Court of Appeal handed down judgment in the Director of the Serious Fraud Office v Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation [2018] EWCA Civ 2006. The decision...

Following the Grenfell tragedy landlords will be keenly aware of the dangers of fire safety, particularly where cladding is involved. In the recent case heard before the First-tier Tribunal (“the...

Have you considered who would manage your affairs and make decisions, if you have an illness or accident that leaves you incapable of looking after things yourself? A Lasting Power...

The recent decision of the Supreme Court in Banca Nazionale del Lavaro SPA v. Playboy Club London Limited [2018] UKSC 43 examines well-known principles of duty of care established by...

Your child may have been counting down the days to the end of term but if you have separated from their other parent, you may be feeling anxious about whether...