Latest News
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...
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...
...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
Financial fraud and crypto currency fraud in particular, continues to rise. Fraudsters constantly adapt their methods to utilise advances in technology as they arise. The evolution of advanced digital infrastructure, a combination of both hardware and...
A Client Care Letter is a document a law firm provides to a client at the start of a case. It clearly explains what the firm will do, how much it might cost, who the client can contact, and what to do if something goes wrong. It’s like a guide so the...
The landscape of employment law in the UK is currently undergoing a significant transformation following the Employment Rights Act 2025 receiving Royal Assent on 18 December 2025. While the Act is now officially law, its comprehensive reforms to workers'...
The Italian Supreme Court (Corte di Cassazione), on 30 November 2025, upheld the Rome Court of Appeal’s decision in support of the judgment in recognition of a Californian judgment to oblige two Italian nationals to pay treble damages in connection...
National Car Parks Limited entered administration on 16 March 2026, with PwC appointed as joint administrators. The company carries reported liabilities in excess of £350 million across approximately 340 car park sites nationwide. Thousands of...
When a business or an individual in England and Wales becomes insolvent and is facing bankruptcy there are important legal obligations. One of the principal duties a business has is in respect of the employees and how the procedure is managed. It...
The breakdown of a relationship is a profoundly destabilising life event. When a separation is amicable, the transition is challenging enough but when a relationship ends amidst toxicity or abuse, the impact on your physical and emotional well-being and that...
A will is one of the most important documents most people will ever draft. However, the law relating to wills remains practically the same as when the Wills Act 1837 was drafted nearly two hundred years ago, having not been comprehensively reviewed since its...
Financial fraud continues to expand, often driven from overseas compounds, has steered the Government to launch an online crime squad. The new Online Crime Centre is will open in April and be populated by a wide range of specialists drawn from the...
The Home Office has updated the rules for immigration bail. Now, instead of always going to a reporting centre, some people on bail can report online using email or mobile messages. This makes it easier and faster to follow the rules while staying in touch...
