The increasing popularity of alcohol-free alternatives has prompted the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) to introduce new rules and guidance...

The issues of rising costs of raw materials, energy and wages are presenting great challenges to the businesses in Leisure & Hospitality (L&H) sector. Reports suggest sales in leading pubs...

With 4.26 billion yearly users globally, it is undeniable that social media plays a significant and important role in both our personal and professional lives.

The Information Commission's Office ("ICO") has recently cautioned website operators that they should anticipate the commencement of UK enforcement regarding non-compliance with cookie regulations.

When purchasing an investment property that is let to tenants, there is a whole host of additional information that you should have sight of in addition to what you would normally expect

Labour's 2024 manifesto addresses the UK's housing crisis by boosting housebuilding, reforming rental laws, and improving homeownership accessibility, with a focus on affordability and sustainability.

Solicitors claim proposed changes to inheritance tax will leave major problems unresolved, according to an article in the Law Gazette.

There was high hope that the long awaited reform to the UK's current divorce regime would finally take place as the as the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Bill made its way through Parliament.

Bethany Fitzgerald and Haris Qureshi discuss the limits of a guarantor's liability in the context of an Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST). Guarantors may be released from liability when the AST ends unless the agreement clearly extends it to a statutory periodic tenancy.

On 06 April 2025, the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 ("the DMCCA") comes into effect. It's now critical that businesses inspect their consumer obligations...

Section 172 (1) Companies Act (CA) is one of the key provisions under UK Corporate Governance.

In Ayad v WL Retail Ltd, the Claimant, a cheesecake café worker, successfully brought claims against her former employer after she was dismissed following complaints...

In the recent Tribunal case of Nicholas James v The Venture (Wrexham) Ltd the Claimant brought claims against his employer after his manager called him a ‘weirdo'.

Planning a holiday with your child requires consent from those with Parental Responsibility (PR). If consent is denied, seek mediation, or court approval to avoid legal issues, including potential child abduction charges.

An outdated or absent will can leave loved ones in legal limbo, leading to disputes and unintended beneficiaries. Regularly updating a clear, comprehensive will prevents confusion, ensuring your estate aligns with your wishes and avoids a probate nightmare.

This article discusses the complexities of financial arrangements in divorce, focusing on spousal and child maintenance, asset division, and lifestyle adjustments. It highlights factors like needs, standard of living, and earning capacity, with an emphasis on balancing fairness.

The office lease landscape in the UK has undergone a significant transformation in recent years. Where traditional long term leases once dominated...

In the recent case of Jaevee Homes Limited ("Jaevee") v Mr Steve Fincham (t/a Fincham Demolition) ("Fincham") [2025] EWHC 942 (TCC), the High Court confirmed...

On 25th April 2024, major changes to planning enforcement in England came into effect, primarily driven by the Levelling-up and Regeneration Act 2023 (LURA). These changes aim to boost the enforcement regime...

The newly elected Labour government plans significant changes to Private Wealth and Inheritance, including abolishing non-domicile status, raising Capital Gains Tax, reforming inheritance tax reliefs, and enhancing HMRC's capabilities to tackle tax avoidance.