A Form A, also known as a Notice of intention to proceed with a financial application, is the form which needs to be completed when you are applying…

Guidance on what a Prohibited Steps Order entails and when you may need to apply for one.

Healthcare - what are the similarities between public inquiries and patient safety investigations...

The Home Office published its latest Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules (HC719), on 18 October 2022, announcing various changes to a number of UK immigration routes...

When dealing with a liquidated company that does not have the benefit of insurance it is necessary to consider certain and important steps.

For those of us based in the UK, summer 2023 has taken a turn for the worse weather-wise.

The extension of these limitation periods has been the subject of discussions by the legal and insurance sector due to the increased period of liability, thus giving rise to a further risk of claims...

In a previous article we looked at some of the reasons for, and potential tax benefits of, forming a group. We have also commented on there being times when it may be necessary...

The Supreme Court overturned the Court of Appeal in the cases of P (by the Official Solicitor) v Cheshire West and Chester Council, and P & Q (or MIG & MEG)(by the official Solicitor...

Claims inflation remains the most pressing issue faced by compensators and personal injury practitioners alike. The care sector has also faced a unique set of challenges since 2020...

We have previously reported on Ofwat's May 2023 preliminary consultation seeking views on the proposed wording and the outcomes it hoped to achieve through the introduction of a new licence...

The Supreme Court has given its long-awaited judgement (on 4 October 2023) in an important holiday pay case.

A guide on everything you need to aware of regarding pensions on divorce and civil partnership dissolution.

Admittedly, at first blush the snappily titled Review may appear to be of only niche interest. The reality, however, is that any company that operates either goods vehicles or buses should take note of its recommendations.

The court held that the doctrine of material contribution can apply as much to indivisible injuries as it can to those that are divisible.

Becoming an equity partner has always been a significant step in the career of a solicitor — the stage at which a lawyer "graduates" to true ownership of the business in which they participate.

We look at the themes which arose from the regulator's consumer review, which was published in the summer of 2022.

Acquiring or merging with a UK business can trigger complex immigration requirements that many business owners overlook. Understanding whether you need to relocate key personnel, transfer existing sponsored workers...

The adult dependent relative visa allows British, Irish, or settled UK residents to bring family members requiring long-term personal care to the UK, but with a success rate below 10%, it remains one of the most challenging visa categories to navigate. Understanding the strict eligibility requirements, evidence standards, and common refusal reasons is essential for anyone considering this route. This guide addresses the most frequently asked questions about bringing elderly or disabled relatives to the UK u

Immigration law experts examine the seven-year residence rule and its implications for children living in the UK. While seven years of continuous residence is a significant milestone, it does not automatically guarantee the right to remain, and the Home Office must assess whether it would be unreasonable to expect the child to leave based on individual circumstances.