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A Supreme Court decision in the cases of Paul & Anor v Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust and the connected case of Polmear & Anor v Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust and Purchase v Ahmed...

When a company has the misfortune to face a cross-border commercial dispute with another business when the matter is decided by the court, the successful party is then facing the question...

The Algarve in Portugal has always been a popular destination. According to the Office of National Statistics British nationals make up the largest section of tourists with over one million British visitors each year.

The Crime and Policing Act 2026 introduces sweeping changes to corporate criminal liability in the UK, making companies accountable for offences committed by senior managers across all areas of business operations. How should businesses identify at-risk personnel and implement compliance measures to protect against potential criminal prosecution, regulatory investigations, and reputational damage?

When accused of a crime in Spain, you will face the intricacies of Spanish law and the legal system.

British nationals that have relocated to Portugal frequently overlook the question of their estate. Portugal and England and Wales have both have distinct approaches, should a person die intestate, regarding who inherits, probate and inheritance tax.

As the summer season arrives many young people are keen to resume foreign holidays, with Spain being a top choice of destination for many.

Spain has always been a highly popular destination for British citizens relocating to Europe with many people owning residential property in mainland Spain and on its famous islands.

The economy has been hammered by a series of damaging situations from Brexit, the pandemic and from a doomed economic policy delivered by the 49-day government in 2022.

The ski slopes are where many people choose to enjoy their Christmas. Skiing is an exhilarating sport but does come with risk. Even first-time skiers recognise the dangers...

Cryptocurrency, with its anonymity and minimal regulation, remains vulnerable to fraud, including Ponzi schemes, ICO scams, phishing, pump-and-dump schemes, and fake exchanges. Regulatory efforts like the FCA's Financial Services Register and anti-money laundering rules aim to enhance investor protection.

Employees will have the increased right to request flexibility over important aspects of their working time now that the Employment Relations (Flexible Working) Bill has passed into law...

At this time of year, HR departments hoping that the Christmas party does not cause any inappropriate behaviour to arise.

The rise of digital assets across a wide range of sectors has led to The Property (Digital Assets etc.) Bill to be introduced in Parliament which means that cryptocurrency, non-fungible tokens such as digital art, and carbon credits will be classed as personal property under law.

The Employment Rights Bill 2025 is proving to have a number of issues that are of concern to businesses.

The British Government has launched fundamental changes for foreign nationals visiting the UK from 25 February 2026. They are now required to obtain an Electronic Travel Authorisation...

Financial fraud is yet again rising, in 2024 the annual Crime Survey for England and Wales reported 4.1 million occurrences of fraud...

Portugal has a progressive attitude to divorce and was one of the first European countries to permit divorce when the First Republic was created in 1910.