Recent surveys conducted by banks, economists and real estate professionals produced some rather unexpected results – the Italian real estate sector is showing signs of recovery.

Influential City and business organisations have commented on the Prime Minister's Brexit White Paper arising from the Chequers plan.

Andrew Haines, CAA's (Civil Aviation Authority) chief executive, has expressed serious concerns in relation to the way Ryanair appears to have managed its current staff crisis and consequent disruption...

The arrival of the Covid-19 pandemic may not have been an absolute surprise to epidemiologists but for many businesses, it was a completely unexpected, despite the rapid spread of the previous SARS outbreak a few years ago.

Businesses large and small are starting to return to the office, quite understandably many businesses are keen to get back to normal working in their offices, whilst others...

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.

Many contentious commercial disputes arise from a failure to ensure that terms of business within transaction-related contracts have not been properly reviewed...

The features common to the majority of financial frauds are demonstrating to the courts that fraud has actually taken place and finding the money extracted from the victims by the fraudsters.

The risks of trusting a recommendation of a celebrity regarding investment opportunities has been highlighted yet again by the Daily Mail and the Sun revealing that a fraudulent Forex trader allegedly called Josh Chandler ...

The ever-present scourge of investment fraud currently perpetrated through online platforms presents a growing problem for law enforcement and regulators alike.

Cross-border white-collar crime can be notoriously difficult to pursue both for the law enforcement agencies as well as the organisations...

Travelling abroad on holiday should be a thoroughly enjoyable experience.

PwC has announced that only alcohol provided by its in-house catering team at designated events will be permitted to be consumed on its premises.

There are many sides to discrimination and an employer may wish to be more inclusive of divisions in society that are perceived to be marginalised and have protected characteristics in law, such as the disabled, women, LGBT and ethnic minorities.

There has been a sharp rise in complaints and the threat of litigation aimed at businesses over the past five years.

The government consultation "Confidentiality clauses: measures to prevent misuse in situations of workplace harassment or discrimination" is looking closely at how non-disclosure agreements work in business.

There have been notable strides made to improve the legal protection for individuals who have suffered discrimination, such as the Equality Act 2010. Nonetheless, unfortunately, homophobia...

The spectre of sexual harassment has arisen again with the recent survey carried out by the Trades Union Congress.

The unprecedented circumstance of lockdown due to the Covid-19 pandemic has placed an intolerable strain on marriages already pressure leading, in many situations, to marriage breakdown.

The question of inheritance can unwittingly cause rifts and dissension within a family leading to legal challenges and in the worst case, a fractured family.