Family members are expected to hand out a record £9.8 billion to their children in 2021, according to forecasts by estate agency Savills.

Without resources to build and market a product, hire employees and pay overheads, it is very hard to make a business successful. So, naturally, fundraising is a crucial part of any business, and especially for startups.

This is one of the first questions I am asked when speaking with a deceased person's loved ones, who take the very brave first step of calling Russell-Cooke's private client department in the first hours or days following death.

Covid has dominated our lives and impacted our decision-making over the past few years. At the start of this new year, it feels there is light at the end of the tunnel and people are shaking off those Covid shackles...

Paul Farthing, a former Marine, made the decision to stay behind as the Taliban took back control of Afghanistan so that he could supervise his charity's efforts to safeguard the ...

An extract from the Lightbulb Sessions with Guy Wilmot, in conjunction with the Great British Entrepreneurs Awards of which Russell-Cooke is currently a sponsor.

Paul Farthing, a former Marine, made the decision to stay behind as the Taliban took back control of Afghanistan so that he could supervise his charity's efforts to safeguard the wellbeing...

As university terms start, many parents are thinking about financial support for children heading into higher education.

Sperm donation contributes to around 2,500 babies each year in the UK. However, the path to accessing sperm for conceiving a child can be especially complicated.

Planning a surrogacy arrangement is a project and there are lots of practical and legal steps to follow both before and after the child is born.

In this series of podcasts, partner Hannah Field from our family law team and divorce consultant and coach Rhiannon Ford provide practical help and emotional support to people...

July is Group Strep B (GSB) awareness month, an annual campaign to highlight the importance of GBS education and research.

The Government has introduced its Judicial Review and Courts Bill to Parliament, to widespread dismay among lawyers.

Despite perhaps being most commonly associated with children, bullying is sadly not only confined to the school playground.

The matter of Pescatore v Valentino & Ors [2021] EWHC 1953 (Ch) involved an application for an interim anti-suit injunction restraining Italian proceedings in a succession dispute,...

As hybrid mediation is becoming increasingly popular as a means of resolving disputes, here are my top three tips for solicitors in order to to get the best out of hybrid mediation for your clients.

Partner Dominic Fairclough and associate Amy Anderson in the personal injury and clinical negligence team recently acted for ‘Mr L' in a successful clinical negligence claim against ...

The Court of Appeal handed down the long anticipated judgment, on 20 December 2021, on the appeal bought by Rights: Community: Action (RCA), on whether the changes bought forward in 2020...

There has been more about reported about Rishi Sunak's £90 sliders and the can of Sprite on his desk (do remember the seven fillings in March's ‘coke-gate') ...

As we head through January, for many the Self Assessment deadline of 31 January hangs over us, making us feel as grey as Eeyore. However, this year there is a little good news from HMRC. Well sort of.