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Hybrid or Flexible Working - Both at Home or Abroad

Hybrid or Flexible Working –  Both at Home and in Spain   The vast majority of working practices will eventually change over time as the needs of rising industry sectors and commercial needs alter.  One of the most significant changes...

UK Global Talent Visa: A Simple Guide to the Immigration Rules

The UK Global Talent visa is a route for individuals who have achieved recognition in their field or who have the potential to become future leaders. It is designed for talented professionals who can demonstrate their skills, experience and contribution to...

Giambrone & Partners identity fraud warning: scammers impersonating lawyers to target cryptocurrency victims

The growth of cryptocurrency investments and digital assets has created new opportunities for individuals and businesses worldwide. However, it has also led to the development of increasingly sophisticated forms of online fraud, including cryptocurrency...

British Citizenship by Descent: Eligibility and Applications

In many cases, British citizenship can be passed from a parent to their child, even if the child was born outside the UK. This is known as British citizenship by descent. However, for many years, not everyone was treated equally. In certain circumstances,...

An Accident on Holiday: Who is Liable?

The holiday season is with us and families prepare to travel abroad, some people, unfortunately, will experience the misfortune of having an accident whilst abroad. This is not something that many people consider before setting off on holiday. However,...

Student Visa in Spain: Complete Guide to Requirements, Procedure and Residence Permit

Proper planning of a student visa for Spain is an essential element to ensure lawful entry and stay in the country for academic purposes. In the current context of high demand for places at educational institutions and variable consular processing times, it...

Do you own a House Abroad? Make sure your Foreign Assets are properly protected with an Iron-clad Will

UK citizens who own a property in Europe, Italy or Spain, for example, should make sure that, not only do you include your overseas assets in your British will but it is strongly advised that a second mirror will is drawn up under the law in the...

Do not leave it too Late to draft your Will

Many people completely neglect to draft a will and do not give any thought to what will eventually happen to their estate once they are no longer here.  English law principle of testamentary freedom, in that individuals generally remain free to...

New Law Introduces New Responsibilities for Companies and Partnerships

The Crime and Policing Act 2026 which received Royal Assent in April 2026, brings new responsibilities to companies, expanding the obligations that the Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 introduced. In the past, prosecutors have found it hard to...

An Assessment of Potential Changes from the "Make Work Pay" Consultation: Tackling the Misuse of NDAs

The Government’s ongoing consultation, "Make Work Pay: misuse of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs)," which launched on 15 April and runs until 8 July 2026, explores introducing strict new regulations to prevent employers from using...

The Chancery Division in the Courts of England and Wales to be Replaced

As part of the continuing modernisation of the High Court, the Chancery Division, whose origins can be traced back to the Court of Chancery founded in the fourteenth century, will be replaced by the newly created Business and Property Division. The reform...

Sudden Death or Assault Abroad: The Fight for Justice

The premature loss of a loved one is a difficult situation to navigate for most people. When such a loss happens abroad and is clouded with the suggestion of foul play, there is an understandable immediate urgency to find out what happened, if that raises...

Tenancy in England after the Renters' Rights Act 2025

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Personal Injury and Mental Health: Psychological Harm in Compensation Claims

Personal injury often arises more frequently in the summer months when individuals go on holiday, often abroad, and for various reasons such as being in unfamiliar territory may lead to accidents. As well as impacting on the physical personal injury an...

UK Self-Sponsorship Visa for Established Business Owners

The UK Self-Sponsorship visa route is an immigration strategy often used by established business owners who wish to expand their existing commercial activities into the United Kingdom. While not an official standalone visa category, it refers to a structured...

Fund for Victims of Nazi-Fascist Crimes: How to Obtain Compensation and Access the State Fund

In recent years, the issue of compensation for victims of Nazi-fascist crimes has gained increasing importance within the Italian and European legal landscape. Thanks to significant legislative and case law developments, there is now a concrete opportunity...

Force Majeure: How a business can protect itself

The expected stabilisation at the beginning of the year has not materialised, in some part due to the geopolitical developments that have been delivered by the USA. Larger businesses generally have a greater capacity to cope with ongoing pressures but...

Employee's Rights related to Redundancy

The current turbulent economic situation created by the recently imposed tariffs has left many businesses reviewing their position and taking steps to stay afloat. For many businesses the only possibility is cutting down their workforce with a...

Legal Considerations for British Tourists Affected by Illness in Cape Verde while on Holiday

The recent developments in Cape Verde, where widespread illness among UK holidaymakers has seen over 1,700 British nationals suffering from serious gastrointestinal illness initiating legal action against the TUI Group, contending that TUI breached...

Understanding Referees for British Citizenship by Descent for People Outside the UK

Applying for British citizenship by descent from another country can feel confusing, especially when it comes to including two referees in your application. Referees are people who confirm your identity and support your application. This article explains the...
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