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David highlights how the market has faced sustained pressure from declining IPO activity, increased regulatory burden and growing competition from private capital. From David’s perspective, these challenges have underscored the need to reposition AIM as a more competitive and clearly differentiated growth market, capable of attracting both UK and international companies.

Izabella Brooks, Associate in our Corporate & Commercial department, discusses the outcomes of COP29 and highlights how the new commitments offer opportunities for investors and businesses to benefit.

Rory Wilson, Partner, and Marie Schwab, Senior Paralegal, in our Corporate & Commercial team, explore how transactional risk insurance is increasingly being used in private M&A transactions to help buyers and sellers manage risk, facilitate negotiations and support successful deal completion.

The recent news report, Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, [BBC], demonstrates in part, an issue that whistle blowers have to face. Is speaking up worth the it? How will I be treated as a result? Will speaking my truth end my career.

Caroline Foulger, Partner in our Private Client department, offers insight into the legal complexities surrounding Angela Rayner's use of a trust, which has become central to the controversy over her underpaid stamp duty.

Caroline Foulger, Partner in our Private Client department, outlines the significant changes to UK Inheritance Tax (IHT) coming into effect from April 2027.

Using the Commission's attempt to judicially review decisions connected to reports laid before Parliament as a case study, Dominik argues that governance is about more than structures and compliance. It is also reflected in how organisations react to criticism, accountability and external scrutiny.

Clare Brennan, Partner in our Corporate and Commercial department, examines the potential legal risks arising from workplace World Cup sweepstakes, which are often seen as harmless team‑building activities.

Hannah Solel, Associate in our Commercial Property team, provides insight into the evolving land use policy landscape following DEFRA's recent consultation.

Caroline Foulger, Partner in our Private Client department, outlines the significant changes to UK Inheritance Tax (IHT) coming into effect from April 2027.

The government has announced plans to repeal the presumption of parental involvement from the Children Act 1989. This presumption, introduced in 2014, is found at s1(2A) of the Act and states that the court should...

Hunters Law LLP is a legal practice located at 9 New Square, Lincoln's Inn, London. The firm provides comprehensive legal services across multiple practice areas and maintains a strong commitment to equality, diversity, and inclusion. Their accessible central London location and dedicated team position them to serve clients with complex legal needs.

Jo Carr-West, Partner in our Family & Relationships department, discuss how divorce after 50 can feel uniquely daunting, often involving the unwinding of decades of shared life, intertwined identities...

Maria Wright, Senior Associate in our Family & Relationships department, discusses what it means to be a legal guardian and the different ways to appoint one.

Olivia Piercy, Partner in our Family & Relationships department, discusses how the Government’s latest White Paper on the financial aspects of relationship breakdown marks an important step in recognising...

The increasing complexity of inheritance laws makes it more important than ever to plan for the future. Planning ahead not only makes the estate administration process easier for your loved ones.

The misconduct report, conducted by an independent law firm, has now been released in respect of the allegations raised against former Masterchef presenter, Gregg Wallace.

Following the 2025 Budget announcement, Rachel Reeves has announced that the government will introduce a 'High Value Council Tax Surcharge' (HVCTS)...