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Last month, we reported on the Government's crackdown on visa abuse and exploitation.

The Autumn Budget brought further details of the new ‘Scale Up' visa, initially announced in the Spring Budget within a policy paper entitled ‘UK Innovation Strategy: Leading the future by creating it'.

The Migration Advisory Committee today released its much leaked report on the Tier 1 (investor) visa route.

Insurance services are generally exempt from VAT. This ought to cover services of intermediaries, often called insurance brokers or insurance agents.

Over the weekend of 7/8 January 2012, the Court of Protection will be moving from its current location in Archway to the Thomas More Building, Royal Courts of Justice.

Ian McEwan wrote a perfect novella in 2012. Except he didn't. He just thought he had.

The Gambling Commission has announced that from 14 April 2020, gambling businesses can no longer allow UK customers to use credit cards to gamble.

We represented actor Laurence Fox in his libel complaint against the actors' union Equity, securing settlement which included the publication by the union of a full public apology.

Jo explains how the law can be used to ensure that you are fairly represented in the media and tells the story in a way that is accurate. Often the best work we do is not seeking redress

Jo explains how the law can be used to ensure that you are fairly represented in the media and tells the story in a way that is accurate.

Stéphanie Frappart is making history as she becomes the first woman to referee a major UEFA final. The French national steps up to referee the Liverpool v Chelsea Super Cup

The OECD's commentary on section 5 of the CRS boasts that 'confidentiality of taxpayer information has always been a fundamental cornerstone of tax systems'...

After the whole world debated the identity of a married couple known as ‘PJS' and ‘YMA' earlier this year, we wanted to highlight what this latest news actually means for the privacy of you and your global clients in the digital age

An Authorised Guarantee Agreement (or AGA) is a guarantee by a tenant of its assignee’s performance of the tenant obligations in the lease.

The Supreme Court has just published its decision in Jones v Kernott [2011] UKSC 53 on the vexed question of how the beneficial shares in a family home owned by an unmarried couple are to be determined.

Game Station Limited ('GAME') was the tenant of hundreds of retail properties. Rent was generally payable in advance each quarter.

Figures out this week show that investment into UK commercial real estate fell fairly sharply in Q3.

First announced in 2015, significant changes to the taxation of UK resident non-doms and non-domiciled owners of UK residential property had been proposed to take effect from 6 April 2017.