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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is with us now and furthermore, it is unlikely to go away. However, belated regulation may be introduced in an attempt to off-set the potential risk that AI may present. The discovery that a rogue Open AI agent...
The Worker Protection (Amendment of Equality Act 2010) Act 2023 introduced an increased responsibility to address sexual harassment in the workplace. The Act increases employers responsibilities by requiring them to address sexual...
Ponzi schemes are still with us 120 years after Charles Ponzi first promised investors that they would receive 50% profit on their investment within 45 days or 100% profit within 90 days. Similarly to many fraudsters, he spent the money he obtained on...
Cybersecurity is now a major issue for businesses. Inadequate security can expose a business to regulatory action, as well as legal action from clients and contacts with the resulting financial loss. Reputational damage can be considerable and...
The scourge of outstanding invoices paid far too late is common for most small to medium businesses. Late payments costs the UK economy £11 billion every year and drives up to 38 companies out of business every day. Following the public...
Judgment No. 24045/2026 of the Joint Sections of the Italian Supreme Court of Cassation has finally resolved the so-called “Minor Issue” , one of the most controversial issues concerning Italian citizenship by descent (iure sanguinis) . ...
For many couples, holidays are a time to relax, spend time together and escape the pressures of everyday life. However, for others, spending an extended period together can highlight difficulties that have been present in a relationship for some time. It is...
International holidays should be an opportunity for children to spend time with family and enjoy new experiences. However, when parents are separated and have international connections, a holiday abroad can sometimes become the starting point of a serious...
Overview of the Landmark Ruling The London Central Employment Tribunal's remedy ruling in Reeves v Goldman Sachs International delivers a landmark decision at the intersection of sex discrimination, parental leave, and senior financial services...
The vast majority of working practices will eventually change over time as the needs of rising industry sectors alter. One of the most significant changes in recent years is hybrid working or flexible working where employees work from home. ...
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...
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...
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,...
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,...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
