Michael Adkins sees light at the end of the tunnel for those affected by an ‘informal freeze’ following disclosure to the financial crime authorities, when the Royal Court of Guernsey quashed a refusal to release funds after an 8 year restraint.

The recent case of Ruth Geary, who took the decision to slide down a particularly impressive banister in a manner similar to that of Mary Poppins, and the ensuing claim made by her against the owner of the building for the substantial injuries she suffered when she fell, acts as a useful reminder to all landowners to be aware of their liability to visitors.

More people are looking to the Employment Tribunal for recourse to resolve disputes arising from their employment.

Islanders who have been awarded compensation by the Jersey Employment Tribunal now have the assurance that they can personally pursue recovery of their awards in the courts.

One of the Island’s hot potatoes, the Discrimination Law is set to come into force in under a month.

Collas Crill has contributed to the Clifford Chance Unilateral Opinion Clauses Survey 2024.

Collas Crill Professional Support Lawyer (PSL) Michael Evans has been sworn in as a Jersey Advocate in the Royal Court.

If you’ve been involved in an accident that was due to someone else’s fault, chances are you can pursue a claim for damages for personal injury.

Most people consider property development to be less than straight forward, especially with our current set of stringent development guidelines, the majority of which require permission from the Planning Minister, Senator Freddie Cohen, or his delegates.

Chris Duverger, a conveyancer with more than 40 years’ experience, says that the past 18 months have been the most difficult he has experienced in the housing market, but it’s now time to look forward to more buoyant times.

The Comptroller of Revenue in Jersey issued an important Guidance Note on 11 January 2023 in relation to the payment of Land Transaction Tax (LTT).

With all the excitement, happiness and work that a wedding entails, it’s not surprising that few of us take the extra steps of planning for the future. For example, how will your finances get unravelled if the relationship breaks down or if one of you dies?

Although the Euro crisis appears to be more stable, it still appears far from resolved, and so stable, but critical.

Trusts specialist at Collas Crill Edward Stone explains how changes to Jersey’s trusts law are good news for the industry.

Guernsey will offer a dual funds regime in which Guernsey managers can opt into complying with Guernsey's proposed new AIFMD equivalent rules for certain EU marketed funds or use Guernsey's current regulatory regime which will continue unchanged for all Guernsey managers not wishing to opt in and for non-EU business.

Innovative Platform Funds can provide a valuable gateway for funds business between Jersey and India, facilitating both inward-bound and outward-bound investments connected to India.

The Government has set out its draft statutory Code of Practice for employers on avoiding unlawful discrimination whilst preventing illegal working.

This is now the leading case on the availability of just and equitable winding up relief in relation to Cayman ELPs.

The report on the House Price Index (HPI) for the second quarter of 2026 has been released, providing another great overview as to how the Jersey property market has performed.

This morning Statistics Jersey released its report on the House Price Index (HPI) for the final quarter of 2025. This provides us with a clear overview of not only the last quarter, but also for the whole...