Netflix subscribers and cinema-goers will, too, become immersed in the luxurious and peaceful surroundings now the film adaptation of Richard Osman's best-selling series has landed.

In a significant Court of Protection judgment handed down on 31 July 2025 – Patricia's Father v Patricia [2025] EWCOP 30 (T3) – Mrs Justice Arbuthnot lifted previous...

When the Court of Appeal gave their judgment in the case of “Clark v Ardington (2002)”, did they anticipate that 7 years on the court system would once more become flooded with claims or did they expect their judgment to put a nail in the coffin of credit hire litigation?

Self-neglect represents one of the most challenging areas of adult safeguarding practice, sitting at the complex intersection of individual autonomy, mental capacity, and statutory duties to protect vulnerable adults.

The EU Packaging Regulation introduces sweeping reforms to packaging and packaging waste legislation across all Member States, establishing requirements for the entire lifecycle of packaging from labelling to environmental sustainability. With ambitious targets to reduce packaging waste per capita by 15% by 2040 and mandatory recyclability standards taking effect from 2030, businesses involved in product packaging face significant compliance obligations that will fundamentally reshape how they design, manuf

The UK's Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) for Packaging Regulations, effective from January 2025, introduces an entirely new approach to the management and recycling of waste packaging.

Our populations are ageing rapidly, with people living longer while fewer young people join the workforce. This transformation presents both opportunities and significant challenges for how we house and care for our older...

In an era where health challenges transcend borders, cross-border collaboration in life sciences is no longer a nice to have –it's a necessity.

Kosmar Villa Holidays Plc-V-Trustees Of Syndicate 1243 (Court of Appeal, 29 February 2008) - “The Court of Appeal has ruled supportively for Underwriters in this important case about the taking, investigating and waiving of policy points”.

The recent decision in Mazur & another v Charles Russell Speechlys has raised important questions about how law firms must approach litigation work.

This week marks one year since a new legal duty landed on every employer's desk across the UK, changing how organisations must tackle sexual harassment at work.

In Apasen Limited v London Borough of Tower Hamlets [2026] EWHC 2239, the Technology and Construction Court (TCC) has confirmed that a contracting authority cannot rely on a contract award notice to defeat a set aside claim simply by publishing one - the notice must also be accurate.

The Casey Review – Baroness Casey's report published in June 2025, following the National Audit on Grooming-Based Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse – sets out 12 recommendations to address four key aims.

This comprehensive roundup examines critical legal and regulatory developments reshaping the UK public sector landscape, from the government's ambitious National Planning Policy Framework 2026 to sweeping employment law reforms and local government reorganisation. How will these interconnected changes affect public bodies navigating construction contracts, procurement obligations, and workforce management in an era of structural transformation?

The Independent Water Commission (IWC) has published its final report following a comprehensive review of the water sector.

The National Audit on Group-based Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse led by Baroness Casey is a landmark review with profound implications...

They might occur, for instance, before a grant of probate has been made, where there are doubts about the suitability of the person named as executor in a Will.

When a will appears ambiguous, or has the potential to be interpreted in more than one way, it can often lead to a dispute between the competing parties.

Attracting inward investment into clinical service provision represents a significant opportunity for the NHS to expand capacity, improve service delivery, and address systemic challenges.

On 13 October 2025, the European Parliament's Legal Affairs Committee (JURI) voted to approve significant changes to the EU's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive...