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Parents can expect greater flexibility in deciding the terms and timings of their statutory paternity leave as a result of the legislation...

Going through a divorce can be an incredibly difficult time. While in some cases there is no alternative but to involve the family courts, it is often not in anyone's best interest to do so.

It is not unusual on the breakdown of a relationship, for one parent to wish to relocate with the children of the family.

On 24 January 2024, Catherine Piercy KC and Emma Hynes of Gatehouse Chambers spoke at the Society of Construction Law's Kent event about "Drafting for Safety"...

Most readers will know that consultation with individual employees must be carried out where the employer proposes to make redundancies. The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT)...

The deadlines for when developments will have to deliver net gains for biodiversity are looming. From 12 February 2024, BNG will be compulsory for new planning applications...

The closing or completion is the final stage of a deal, and is the process that takes place when all parties involved have agreed...

Not on its own, found the Employment Appeal Tribunal in the case of Mr Leaney v Loughborough University. A delay in resigning can defeat a claim for constructive...

New legislation will be introduced in 2024 to require employers to take steps to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace. Employers are already liable for sexual harassment committed by employees at work.

The National Security and Investment Act (NSIA) was introduced in January 2022, giving the Government more power to examine and potentially either block or apply conditions to certain transactions on...

A supplier of AI, or a business using it to supply a service, may still owe a duty of care to the third parties they deal with, even if there is no formal contract in place. If a duty applies...

Due diligence is an essential part of the process of selling a business. It is the information gathering process carried out by a prospective buyer to find out as much information...

With the high price of legally removing waste, as well as the ease of access to agricultural land, fly-tipping remains a substantive issue for farmers and agricultural land owners.

Trustees are under a strict duty to ensure the safety, proper use and accountability of their charity's money. This will be the case even where trustees have engaged a third party to manage finances.

As business owners approach retirement, it is important to consider estate planning, especially if you are thinking selling your business.

As cohabiting couples become the fastest-growing family type in the UK, many are unaware they lack the legal protections afforded to married spouses. With government consultations underway for potential reforms, understanding cohabitation agreements and their role in protecting unmarried partners' financial interests has never been more critical.

Commercial contracts can be complex. In today's digital age, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automation continue to revolutionise various industries and commercial law is no exception.

A case on manifestation of religion and belief in the workplace has recently concluded in the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT).