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Buying a property is a complicated and stressful process. Although the majority of property transactions proceed without a hitch

It is not uncommon for leaseholders of flats to join together to purchase the freehold of their building and therefore acquire a share in the freehold.

The Coronavirus pandemic has made many people re-think their living requirements over the past year. This in turn has led to a wildly changing housing market, for both buyers and renters.

The Court of Appeal on Friday handed down judgment in the matter of Hirachand v Hirachand in which they confirm that (in certain circumstances), success fees can be recoverable from the...

From Monday 19 July 2021, the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) is advising that children at increased risk of serious COVID-19 disease are to be offered the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine.

The Judicial Review and Courts Bill (the bill) heads back into Parliament on 25 January 2022 for the report stage.

Proprietary estoppel claims are brought to enforce a promise made (and later broken) in respect of property or land.

A high-profile wealthy individual recently hit the headlines for taking a new approach to wealth transfer. In the third blog in our series reflecting on some of the hot topics raised in our Generation Game report and ...

Following a well-publicised county court decision on video technology and privacy, Pauline Lam and Michael Stacey discuss what landowners need to be aware of.

The Government is offering Covid-19 vaccinations to all 12-15 year olds (children 16 and over were already eligible) and is shortly rolling out jabs for clinically vulnerable children aged 5-11.

As we celebrate Family Mediation Week, it is important to acknowledge the sad reality that far too many separating families still end up in court.

Almost five months have passed since I commenced my training contract in the family team in Bedford Row. Joining the team allowed me to reflect on my prior understanding of family law...

Employees in the UK, pre-pandemic, worked the equivalent of £35 billion in unpaid overtime. These figures have risen during the pandemic.

As reflected in recent news coverage, predatory marriages are on the increase, particularly following the restrictions imposed for Covid-19.

The recent news story of Reverend Mike Hall demonstrates how sophisticated fraudsters can impersonate a property owner's identity and, ultimately, change the legal ownership of a property...

XX was diagnosed with cervical cancer in 2013. At that stage, it was found that several smear tests and cervical biopsies which she had done previously had been incorrectly interpreted.

There are many issues for separated parents to consider when raising their child. Taking their child abroad for a holiday or moving abroad permanentl...