With children going back to school it might be helpful to look at the case of F v G [2021] EWFC B12 where the Family Court made an unusual order which provided for siblings to be separated.

Family law practitioners have been campaigning for the end of fault-based divorce for decades and we are delighted that this is, at last, going to be possible from April 2022.

With children going back to school it might be helpful to look at the case of F v G [2021] EWFC B12 where the Family Court made an unusual order which provided for siblings to be separated.

The need to have their affairs in order has been highlighted for many over the last two years. Many have realised the importance of, and need to put in place...

The NHS website defines concussion as a "temporary injury to the brain caused by a bump, blow or jolt to the head", which can cause symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, vomiting, memory loss...

The built environment contains many structures built with slavery and other forms of abhorrent conduct. This has become a topical issue, both for our inherited statues and buildings...

In October 2020, the High Court handed down its decision in Capitol Park Leeds PLC v Global Radio Services Limited. To summarise, the tenant (Global Radio) served a break notice on...

The 9/11 Commission Report starts: "Tuesday 11 September 2001 dawned temperate and nearly cloudless in the eastern United States." And it was just like that.

When I was making my training contract applications, I spent a lot of time hovering over the "diversity" checklist and deliberating whether I should put an honest answer.

We are into the last week of January and with Covid-19 restrictions also easing, now may be the time that you are starting to think about plans for the rest of 2022.

Family law practitioners have been campaigning for the end of fault-based divorce for decades and we are delighted that this is, at last, going to be possible from April 2022.

On 2 December 2021 the Government announced that it would establish a cross-departmental strategy for Acquired Brain Injury (‘ABI').

In response to the pandemic, the Government introduced broad protections for commercial tenants, including restrictions on forfeiture of leases for rent arrears, and restrictions on winding-up petitions.

Wealth and responsibility do, in many ways, go hand in hand. Indeed, wealthy families are not so very different from any other family, with a 'biological' responsibility centred on health...

When it comes to settling your finances following a divorce, where possible people want to avoid spending significant amounts on long drawn out Court battles.

Inspired by my fellow trainee Saphia Wyse's piece on Ross Geller's marital strife, I thought I would apply the insight that I have gained in the personal injury/clinical negligence department...

The Government announced on 9 September 2021 that the temporary measures brought in by The Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 (CIGA) to support businesses from insolvency during the pandemic...

"I know who I was when I got up this morning, but I think I must have been changed several times since then" Lewis Carroll, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

Given the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on our society, communities, small and micro-businesses, the path towards reopening businesses may seem daunting.

Now that I'm (almost) a month into my training contract, it feels like it's the right time to take a moment to reflect on everything that I've learned from a jam-packed few weeks.