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For many years AX had enjoyed working as a secondary school maths teacher and later as an educational consultant.

In a year in which high-profile ‘special contribution' divorce cases have hit the headlines, Spear's Family Lawyer of the Year Emma Hatley explains how the argument ...

Faced with a recalcitrant husband, the court in LFL v LSL (McKenzie Friends: breach of court orders) [2017] EWFC B62 offered a reminder of the impact of litigation misconduct in family proceedings.

Associate Martin Cox considers the recent High Court decision of Peel Port Shareholder Finance Company Ltd v Dornoch Ltd, in which the court declined to exercise its discretion ...

Matthew Knowles, partner in the International Arbitration department, writes about how collaborative working is the key to strong and sustainable relationships between law firms and clients.

Senior associate Lucy Gould reviews the recent case of Davis v Jackson [2017] EWHC 698 (Ch), in which the court determined the beneficial interests a separated (but not divorced) married couple each held in a property.

The Justice Committee acknowledges early in its recent report, issued as part of its inquiry into draft legislation related to the personal injury discount rate ...

One of the characteristics of international arbitration that users sometimes find frustrating is the very limited potential to consolidate into a single arbitration disputes ...

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Contact Addleshaw Goddard's offices in London and Leeds for legal services and professional consultation. The firm maintains dedicated phone lines for client communication and inquiries across both major UK locations.

The court has had the power to order that experts give evidence concurrently (also known as "hot-tubbing") since the amendment to the Practice Direction to CPR Part 35 in April 2013.

Stewarts’ client Andrew, who sustained a life-changing spinal cord injury following a delay in diagnosis and treatment of a spinal epidural abscess, has secured summary judgment in a claim against an NHS trust for medical negligence. Partner Nadia Krueger-Young and senior paralegal Holly Looker acted for Andrew.

The appearance of professional footballer Eniola Aluko and four senior employees of the Football Association before the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee to consider allegations of racism...

Truly novel frauds are a rare thing. Fraudsters target easy money, and most frauds are variations of illicit practices that have been used for centuries.

Finally, the court considered the case of PL Travers Will Trust v HMRC [2014] SFTD 265, which concerned the tax treatment of royalty payments under the will of PL Travers, author of the Mary Poppins series. This had found that part of the receipts from the author’s copyrights had been income but only in relation to a specific period in which the trustees had been responsible for the exploitation of the copyright. This was not the case here.

Contact Addleshaw Goddard's offices in London and Leeds for legal services and professional consultation. The firm maintains dedicated phone lines for client communication and inquiries across both major UK locations.

Our Trust and Probate Litigation team is now ranked in Band 1 of Chambers High Net Worth's Private Wealth Disputes category. The team contributed this article to the new guide...

It is highly unlikely that the proposed legislation to implement changes to the personal injury discount rate will achieve the Government's stated objective ...