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An area of some confusion among clients, now bracing themselves for the arrival of the GDPR, is on what basis they can continue to market themselves to customers: is fresh consent required...

The Chancellor’s 2014 Budget, announced on 19 March 2014, set out a number of changes and extensions to the post-2012 stamp duty land tax regime.

It is as much the case today that "cashflow is the life blood of the building industry" as it was when Lord Denning coined the phrase over 50 years ago in the Court of Appeal judgment of Dawnays vs Minter (1971).

The Supreme Court Judgment in Coventy v. Lawrence, delivered on 26 February 2014, has many ramifications for the law of nuisance.

As of 1 December 2014, landlords of private rented accommodation in certain parts of the Midlands are under an obligation to check and keep records of the immigration status of their tenants and other authorised occupiers in advance of letting their property or accepting them as a lodger.

In a previous article we reported on the changes to the regime for ending an assured shorthold tenancy as introduced by the Deregulation Bill, which received Royal Assent on 26 March 2015...

Chancellor George Osborne delivered his Autumn Statement on 5 December 2013.

The Government has issued draft anti-avoidance legislation to be included within the Finance Bill 2014, which overrides the current presumption that a member of an LLP is self-employed for tax purposes and is not an employee

Capital Gains Tax has found itself in the spotlight in recent weeks, owing to two significant changes to the CGT and residential property landscape.

Goodman Derrick LLP was instructed by a married couple in connection with an application for Parental Orders in respect to twin girls who had been born in the United States as the result of a surrogacy agreement.

Spousal maintenance is one of the most contentious issues between divorcing couples. How much; for how long; and what is it supposed to cover?

From what we can glean from the IOC's announcement on June 29 2015, the IOC has entered into an agreement with Discovery Communications, a US based global media company and the parent company of Eurosport.

Q - When is a subsidiary not a subsidiary? A - When its parent company has pledged its shares to a third party by way of security.

In the second article in my series on cost effective civil fraud claims, we look at the use of freezing injunctions and how they work in claims that are lower than some of the multi-party ...

Disparity between male and female average pay continues to dominate the news, with evidence of the gender pay gap widening for women in their 30s and 40s in particular.

The effect of having only one governing body for a sport is to make member clubs and individual athletes like the guests in the fabled Hotel California; they can check out any time they like but they can never leave...

After much uncertainty, on 2 February this year the European Commission announced that it had reached agreement with the US to replace the Safe Harbor framework.