Hunters Law LLP is a law firm located at 9 New Square in Lincoln's Inn, one of London's historic legal districts.

In her Budget speech on 26 November 2025, the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, announced that the £1 million allowance for agricultural property relief (APR) and business property relief...

Cordelia Smith, Associate in our Residential Property department, comments on the debate around abolishing Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) and why it's not a straightforward solution.

A recent poll on pensions by AJ Bell suggested that charging inheritance tax on pensions was the Labour government's most unpopular change so far...

James Vernor-Miles, head of our Residential Property department, notes that today's Autumn Budget has introduced significant property-related measures that advisers must now digest.

We all know the financial markets hate uncertainty. First there was Brexit, then an election, then the Russian invasion of Ukraine, then the Israel/Hamas war.

From 6 April 2025, new rules under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 make it illegal for businesses in the UK to publish or support fake or misleading consumer reviews.

Clare Brennan, Partner in our Corporate & Commercial team, comments on a landmark Supreme Court decision that clarifies the legal protections available to part-time workers. The ruling confirms that part-time status only needs to be an effective cause of less favourable treatment, rather than the sole or predominant reason, when bringing a claim under the Part-Time Workers Regulations.

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.

This month, the UK Government published its comprehensive roadmap for implementing the landmark Employment Rights Bill, setting out an ambitious programme of reforms aimed...

A recent court battle over inheritance between five siblings provides a cautionary tale on the importance of leaving a Will to determine how you would like your estate to be distributed after your death.

Alex Brereton, Partner in our Family & Relationships department, has commented on the Court of Appeal's recent decision in Potanina v Potanin (No.2)...

Recent news suggests that Pep Guardiola's management skills extend beyond the pitch to include his divorce. Whilst not usually fans of press coverage of celebrity divorces...

Blended families are now more common than ever, with many people starting new relationships, getting married, and entering into civil partnerships later in life...

The Law Commission's recent report on ‘Modernising Wills' (published 16 May 2025) proposes, among other things, the abolition of the rule that a person's Will is automatically revoked...

This week saw the publication of Dr Rachael Blakey's thought-provoking report Evaluating innovative family law practice: the ‘one-lawyer-two-clients' format.

This form of trust has been available for many years and is referred to in the legislation as a disabled person's trust. They can be a very valuable tool for parents or guardians who...

On 27 February 2025, the government opened its technical consultation on the changes which will affect the inheritance tax liability of trusts containing assets...

Tractors were once again in Central London on Monday (10 February 2025) protesting various government policies that farmers believe are anti-farming,

Henry Hood, Senior Partner in our Family & Relationships department, comments on the growing challenge that cryptocurrency poses in divorce proceedings, particularly when spouses attempt to conceal digital assets.