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Spain is still the most popular European country for British nationals to relocate, retire to, open a business or holiday in. The economic crisis in the United Kingdom is provoking more people to consider...

A driving with excess alcohol conviction can have serious implications for you and your family. A conviction, in most cases, will lead to a disqualification from driving, the minimum period being 12 months. With aggravating factors such as bad or erratic driving associated with the offence, previous convictions for similar offences or a higher alcohol? reading, the disqualification period could be much longer.

Individuals concerned about potential extradition often face uncertainty and stress, particularly when dealing with allegations from jurisdictions they may never have visited. Key considerations include the risk of extradition based on the requesting country and offense, pre-emptive engagement with local authorities...

The article addresses concerns for individuals facing potential extradition to another jurisdiction, including those who have not visited the country in question. It outlines factors influencing extradition risks, advises on pre-emptive legal strategies, and discusses INTERPOL's potential involvement.

One of the many implications of lockdown and changed lifestyles and social interaction as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic has been the significant increase in rural farmers and other landowners

Richard Reichman writes for Global Investigations Review highlighting the upsurge of ESG risks through strengthening regulatory requirements, novel legal claims and severe...

The House of Commons has rejected proposals to legalise assisted dying in England and Wales, leaving families who help terminally ill loved ones travel abroad for assisted death potentially facing unexpected legal consequences regarding inheritance. A recent High Court case demonstrates how the forfeiture rule can prevent compassionate family members from inheriting, even when their actions don't result in criminal prosecution.

In a notice that may have been lost in the middle of the August holiday period, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) announced that it is applying increased scrutiny to Annex 1 financial institutions.

Providers of adult social care are often presented with the practical problem of how to support family members of service users to arrange payment for care services.

To determine if you're subject to an INTERPOL Red Notice, first check the public list. Private list enquiries risk disclosing your location, so seek expert advice. Challenges to a Red Notice include disputing its validity, insufficient details, human rights violations, or political motivations.

The report reviews current and emerging threats in the field of IP crime and provides details of the enforcement activities undertaken in the UK over the past year.

On April 9, 2025, a former Russian government minister, and his brother were found guilty of breaching UK financial sanctions under the Russia (Sanctions) (EU Exit) Regulations ("Russia Regulations")...

Legal professionals navigate the complexities of facilities management, exploring how strategic estate optimization intersects with regulatory compliance and operational efficiency. This analysis examines the critical legal considerations organizations must address when managing their physical assets and infrastructure. Discover the essential frameworks and best practices that enable businesses to align their facilities management strategies with broader organizational objectives.

As a result of this decision, English law in relation to privilege is now far more closely aligned to that in the US.

BCL partner Michael Drury, senior associate Caroline Mair and legal assistant Andrew Watson's article ‘Evidence Obtained by Hacking or Torture: Do Two Wrongs Ever Make a Right?'...

In any cross-border investigation, invariably suspects will either be located in different jurisdictions, or subject to investigation by authorities from different jurisdictions, or both.

In any cross-border investigation, invariably suspects will either be located in different jurisdictions, or subject to investigation by authorities from different jurisdictions, or both.