The Financial Conduct Authority's new non-financial misconduct rules have come into force, fundamentally changing how regulated firms must handle workplace issues like bullying, harassment and violence. These changes directly impact Conduct Rule compliance, fitness assessments, and regulatory references, while placing heightened expectations on senior leaders to proactively prevent and address misconduct. Firms must now urgently review their policies, investigation procedures, and management training to mee

The recent restructuring of the board at Majid Al Futtaim's holding company has brought renewed attention to the succession challenges faced by large family businesses.

The number of divorce applications filed in the month of March is 21% higher than January, dispelling the belief that January is peak divorce month*...

A key announcement in the Autumn Budget speech was the confirmation that the new Residential Property Developer Tax (RPDT) will apply at a rate of 4% to affected companies.

It is an increasingly common dilemma of the digital age; the intentionally anonymous nature of cryptocurrencies make them notoriously difficult to deal with in the context of divorce proceedings.

Directors of UK companies face significant legal responsibilities under the Companies Act 2006 that extend beyond strategic decision-making and can expose them to personal liability if not properly understood. From managing conflicts of interest to navigating insolvency risks, these statutory duties apply to all directors regardless of their role or relationship to the business. Understanding these obligations and implementing proper governance practices is essential for protecting both the company and indi

Legal marriages are declining while lavish wedding ceremonies flourish, creating a paradox where couples invest heavily in celebrations without securing legal protections. This exploration examines why modern couples prioritize the performance of commitment over its legal foundation, and what financial and legal risks they may face when relationships end.

Traditionally, inheritance tax (IHT) treatment was determined by an individual's domicile status: an individual who was domiciled or deemed domiciled in the UK was subject to IHT on their worldwide estate.