Post-separation abuse - the last invisible chain and how it should be part of the Domestic Abuse Bill...

Patent ownership is at a crossroads. It has long been the go-to intellectual property ("IP") right for inventors looking to protect and gain an exclusive right over their inventions, with ownership of ...

A brief summary of what happens to your digital assets in the event of your death and how to best prepare for their succession.

Last Thursday (13 July), the UK Government announced that it intended to significantly increase visa fees and associated application costs to help fund the increase in public sector pay.

We wouldn't be being true to ourselves as lawyers if we didn't contemplate worst case scenarios and risks. We make no apologies for it.

In light of current political, economic and environmental uncertainty, diversification has become an increasingly important tool for farmers and estate owners to unlock additional revenue...

Agriculture makes up approximately 1.8% of the workforce in Great Britain but accounts for around 19% of the reported fatal injuries per year. Over the last 10 years the agriculture...

Disclosure can often be a complex and costly milestone in any dispute, irrespective of the relative value and complexity of the dispute itself.

The Government responds to a consultation on in-occupation regime for building safety in higher-risk buildings.

The Supreme Court has upheld the prior decisions of both the High Court and the Court of Appeal in favour of Nuffield Health in their case against the London Borough...

Shockwaves have been felt across the education sector following severe concerns raised about the use of reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) in school buildings.

When embarking on a philanthropic venture to build a successful charity, ensuring your charity has suitable premises to operate from is crucial.

Image-based sexual abuse is not a new problem. Margaret, Duchess of Argyll experienced nude photographs of herself revealed during a bitter divorce in 1963.

It is crucial that employers understand the importance of worker status and can distinguish between their employees and the genuinely self-employed.

The High Court has directed that a data protection claim worth £3,000 should be transferred to the small claims track, to be heard in the County Court.

If you've paid any attention to the news over the last couple of days, you may have seen a fair amount of controversy surrounding changes made on 29 November to the UK's Online Safety Bill.

If you own a leasehold flat, you may be entitled to a statutory lease extension. Alternatively, your landlord may be willing to extend your lease voluntarily.

US citizens married to a non-US, UK domiciled spouse should give careful thought to UK and US estate planning arrangements...

It is estimated that currently between 60% to 65% of people in England and Wales do not have a Will in place and therefore they will die intestate.

The average private law children case is taking 44.9 weeks to resolve via the court system, with 80,000 children caught up in private law cases in the family court.