The Russia (Sanctions) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019 (the Sanctions Regulations) were introduced by the UK government in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

In the eighteen months since the decision to commit to a full-scale statutory Covid-19 Public Inquiry was announced, significant appointments have been made with Baroness Hallett...

There's no doubt that divorce is a stressful experience – there can be child arrangements to agree and financial arrangements to sort out. However, amidst all of the life changes that come with divorce...

Following the Charity Commission's multiple findings of misconduct and mismanagement in the administration of the charity, in this article we explore the Charity Commission's recent report...

For anyone caught up in a legal dispute, understanding the potential costs risk is key. The world of litigation practitioners has been abuzz recently with discussion around fixed recoverable costs...

The long-anticipated Social Housing (Regulation) Act has been given Royal Assent, issuing in a new era of law reform for tenants, landlords and the wider social housing sector.

In May 2022, we wrote an article on the High Court decision of Hudson v Hathway [2022] and the implications on joint property owners in dispute over their equitable shares.

The MGA market faces many obstacles but is growing quickly. The Managing General Agents' Association (MGAA) now has some 140 MGA members with over £6bn premium under management – and all within six years.

What does being the owner of a registered trade mark and/or design right now look like? We look at the position taking into account the recently approved trade deal between the UK and EU.

Where property is co-owned, disputes can occur over how to divide the equity (or ‘beneficial interest') in the property.

Philanthropy is more important than ever. To quote the Charity Commission Chair, Orlando Fraser KC: "many charities and their beneficiaries will be relying on increased philanthropic...

Earlier this year, the Government announced the launch of the Electronic Travel Authorisation (‘ETA') scheme in an attempt to strengthen the UK border, help with passenger experience and clear up border control.

The police unfortunately find themselves in the headlines and under scrutiny again, and this time it is closer to home. Norfolk and Suffolk Police forces have jointly reported that the personal data...

We start the New Year with good news for those who have already made family settlement entry clearance applications, (visas for the spouse/unmarried partner/fiancé or ...

The Workers (Predictable Terms and Conditions) Bill received Royal Assent on 18 September 2023.

The practice of expert shopping – which broadly speaking is engaging different experts until finding one whose opinion suits your case – is actively discouraged by the Courts...

On 4 March 2021, the Home Office published another set of changes to the Immigration Rules.

The Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure Act 2022 (‘'the Act'') received royal assent on 6 December 2022. However, many of its provisions will not come into force...

To serve a claim out of jurisdiction (that is, in the international sense beyond England and Wales) where permission of the court is required, the claim must satisfy a number of conditions...

As had been widely anticipated, the Chancellor has confirmed the extension of the Government's Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) to the end of September 2021.