The Government has announced that the temporary restrictions on winding-up petitions found in Schedule 10 of the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 (CIGA 2020) will be phased out from 1 October 2021.

FIFA's Football Agent Regulations (the "FFAR") were approved by the FIFA Council on 16 December 2022 and came into force last week.

FIFA's Football Agent Regulations (the "FFAR") were approved by the FIFA Council on 16 December 2022 and came into force this week.

The 2017 Budget announcement was heavily criticised for the tax hike on 'entrepreneurial', self-employed workers, who make up 15% of the workforce.

In the case of Ion Science and Another -v- Persons Unknown and Others the High Court granted the first Third Party Debt Order in relation to crypto currency.

The National Connectivity Alliance (the NCA), a new alliance of telecommunications and infrastructure providers, landowners, and their collective professional advisers launched yesterday...

Celebrating women in the legal industry is an important recognition of their contribution towards the legal sector, as well as their achievements in overcoming historical barriers to the profession.

Alongside announcing that it is looking to sell its margarine business that includes the Flora and Stork brands, Unilever has stated that its dual-listing structure is under review.

Restrictive covenants in employment contracts are included for business protection.

The recent ruling by an employment tribunal that two Uber drivers were workers and not self-employed contractors has sparked action in other businesses within the gig economy.

More and more we encounter situations where a grandparent is denied access to their grandchild following the divorce/relationship breakdown of the child's parents, or as a result of a family dispute.

Nearly two-thirds of people (64%) feel that assets inherited before marriage should not be included in a divorce settlement – this is even more pronounced among women, where the figure sits at 71%.

After a long-running divorce row, the boss of Laura Ashley has been ordered to pay his ex-wife £64m.

In adhering to the Resolution protocol, we aim to guide our clients through the difficult processes involved in the breakdown of family relationships...

In a recent article in The Telegraph, a woman addressed her decision to take a ‘marriage sabbatical' in a hope to save her relationship.

Our survey of over 2000 people revealed that more than half of people (55%) do not realise that a divorce settlement will include online assets such as air miles, or virtual currencies like Bitcoin.

The Governments response to assisting businesses continue to trade during the effects of Covid were wide reaching. The "Bounce Back Loan" was a life saver for some entities but inevitably subject to abuse.

The rules on serving Claim Forms out of Jurisdiction in English Courts have recently changed upon consultations and proposals introduced by the Lord Chancellor's Advisory Committee.

In the landmark decision of D'Aloia v Person Unknown & Others [2022] EWHC 1723 (Ch), the English High Court has, for the first time, granted permission for proceedings to be served by non-fungible token.

Does Britain play fair when it comes to divorce?