Since Tuesday 3rd June 2025, all new private children law applications in Leeds, Bradford, Huddersfield, and Wakefield have been dealt with under a new process known as the Pathfinder Pilot.

As the UK faces increasingly frequent heatwaves, social landlords and tenants are questioning whether dangerously hot homes could fall within the scope of Awaab's Law. While hot weather alone is unlikely to create legal liability, overheating caused or exacerbated by property defects may constitute a housing hazard that landlords must investigate and address within prescribed timescales.

In domestic abuse cases, coercive control is often less visible than physical violence. It can take many forms, including psychological and emotional manipulation designed to dominate another person.

Understanding the legal grounds and procedures for challenging a will in England and Wales requires careful consideration of testamentary capacity, undue influence, formal requirements, and the Inheritance Act 1975. Whether you believe a will is invalid or that you have not been reasonably provided for, knowing your rights and the available legal remedies is essential before taking action.

Tenants across Birmingham and the wider West Midlands face serious health risks from damp and mould in their rented homes, yet many landlords fail to act on repair requests for months or even years. What legal obligations do landlords have to maintain safe housing conditions, and what remedies are available when they refuse to carry out necessary repairs?

Age is a protected characteristic under the Equality Act 2010. This means it is unlawful for an employer to discriminate against an employee, worker, or job applicant directly or indirectly because of their age...

In a significant policy announcement, the Metropolitan Police have confirmed that they will no longer initiate investigations into so-called non-crime hate incidents (NCHIs) following the high-profile case of Graham?

Duncan Lewis Solicitors unveils a comprehensive video series addressing critical employment law matters, from grievance procedures and whistleblowing protections to discrimination claims and settlement negotiations. Each video breaks down complex legal rights and workplace protections into practical guidance for employees navigating challenging situations. The series covers upcoming legislative changes and provides actionable steps for workers facing unfair treatment, redundancy, or dismissal.

There are thousands of foreign nationals in the United Kingdom anxious to take employment if given the opportunity to work, and many employers would welcome the skills and work ethic that they can bring to the workplace.

Service charge disputes between landlords and leaseholders in the UK often stem from unreasonable charges, poor quality work, or lack of proper consultation. Understanding your legal rights under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 and knowing the available dispute resolution options—from negotiation to First-Tier Tribunal applications—can help resolve conflicts efficiently while protecting your leasehold interests.

Remarrying after divorce without resolving financial matters can permanently prevent you from claiming important financial remedies against your former spouse. Understanding which claims are affected, which survive remarriage, and how to protect your position before entering a new marriage or civil partnership is essential for anyone with unresolved divorce finances.

The Family Drug and Alcohol Court (FDAC) is a specialist court designed to support parents involved in care proceedings due to substance misuse.

Increased staff workload with no additional compensation (as delays are treated as non-recoverable office overheads)

The UK is renowned as a global hub for technological innovation, home to breakthroughs in artificial intelligence, quantum computing, robotics, and biotechnology.

The UK has long been a global hub for scientific innovation, engineering breakthroughs, and medical advancements. To maintain and enhance this position, the UK government introduced the Global Talent Visa...

A recent employment tribunal awarded nearly £30,000 to a sponsored care worker who was left without work for almost a year, resulting in the employer's sponsor licence being revoked.

This article considers the position where an application for leave to enter or remain in the United Kingdom may be refused under may fail under the second limb of para 322(1A) of the Immigration Rules

New figures from the National Audit Office show a significant rise in the financial cost of accumulated clinical negligence across England with NHS liabilities at £60 billion...

One of the most complex aspects of property disputes involves proving beneficial ownership when legal title tells only part of the story. Under the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996...

The Home Office has now implemented a new set of immigration reforms under Statement of Changes HC 1333, published on 14 October 2025. These measures bring wide-ranging updates across the student, work, family...