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The House of Commons has rejected proposals to legalise assisted dying in England and Wales, leaving families who help terminally ill loved ones travel abroad for assisted death potentially facing unexpected legal consequences regarding inheritance. A recent High Court case demonstrates how the forfeiture rule can prevent compassionate family members from inheriting, even when their actions don't result in criminal prosecution.

Alison Bradley considers the contractual and legal implications for businesses under UK law.

As of April 2018, amendments will be introduced to Part 6, Chapter 3 of the Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003 (‘ITEPA'), which deals with the taxation of termination payments in employment.

On 23 January 2018 the House of Commons Science and Technology Committee took evidence from Elizabeth Denham, the UK's Information Commissioner, on the use of algorithms in decision making.

Maximising value on exit is a composite and refined process that begins in the early-growth stage of your business and continues through the development-capital phase up to the point you feel ready to "let go" of that which you have created.

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Executors and beneficiaries face unique challenges when attempting to recover debts owed to an estate. Understanding the legal mechanisms and practical steps available can make the difference between successful recovery and permanent loss of estate assets.

Keystone Law offers a comprehensive range of legal services across multiple practice areas including banking, corporate law, dispute resolution, and intellectual property. The firm serves diverse sectors from agriculture and aviation to technology and financial services, providing specialized expertise through their network of legal professionals. Their service portfolio encompasses both traditional legal disciplines and emerging areas such as cryptocurrency and digital assets.

Universities are increasingly commercialising their operations, and this includes, to a large degree, their property assets, both to enhance the student experience and to generate revenue.

Summary of recent developments in a range of areas of law.

A landmark High Court judgment has ordered a wife to receive over £120 million in her divorce settlement, with £114.5 million coming from her husband's family trust assets valued at £378 million. The case raises critical questions about how family trusts are treated in divorce proceedings and whether trustees can be compelled to make trust assets available for matrimonial settlements.

The FCA has a working definition of a ‘perfect storm' for a financial services business.

Board minutes serve as the official record of corporate decision-making, but poorly drafted minutes can expose directors to significant legal liability. Understanding the risks associated with inadequate documentation and implementing best practices for minute-taking is essential for protecting both the company and its directors from potential litigation.

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The UK Government has announced significant changes to employment law that will fundamentally alter how employers handle dismissals of pregnant employees and new parents from October 2027. Under the new rules, any dismissal during a protected period must meet a much stricter 'proportionate means of achieving a legitimate aim' test, replacing the current 'band of reasonable responses' standard. This shift will require employers to demonstrate they considered all reasonable alternatives before proceeding with

In healthy relationships, Valentine's Day can disappoint if one partner forgets a gift whilst the other has gone to great efforts. But what happens when you have a narcissistic partner?

When family law disputes intersect with business interests and trust structures, third parties may need to intervene to protect their rights and assets. Understanding the legal framework for third-party intervention...

The fallout from the recent Equifax data breach is continuing as the Financial Conduct Authority begins its investigation into exactly what happened.