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Partner Joe Duffy and Solicitor Tomás Bailey discuss the impact of the Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive on Irish law.

An article co-authored by Jersey Group Partner Sam Sturrock and Trainee Solicitor Sophia Moustras has been published on Finextra.

In the fourth podcast in this series, Stephanie Allerton, solicitor at Expatriate Law, interviews Chantal van Baalen-van IJzendoorn, a partner at LINK lawyers in Amsterdan.

In the these three episodes, Senior Associate Marianne Parkinson and Associate Olivia Rhys-Evans from our Employment team are joined by Senior Associate Joshua Kimpton...

The Solicitors Regulation Authority has intervened and closed down Astute Dynamic Ltd's legal practice in London, freezing client accounts and transferring files to regulatory custody. Former clients must now find new legal representation while the SRA manages the recovery of their files and funds through appointed agent Lester Aldridge.

Facing a dangerous driving charge can result in severe penalties including mandatory driving bans, substantial fines, and even imprisonment. Understanding the legal framework, the distinction between dangerous and careless driving, and how the court process unfolds is crucial for anyone accused under the Road Traffic Act 1988. Expert legal representation from the initial police interview through to court proceedings can significantly influence the outcome of your case.

Keelin Claffey, solicitor at Latitude Law, explains UK salary discounts for sponsored employees, covering new entrant criteria and salary thresholds to optimize recruitment strategies.

In this episode we cover managing risks in relation to climate disclosures and target-setting. In particular we discuss greenwashing, recent significant claims and what companies can do to manage litigation risk.

The beginning of January is often referred to as boom time for family Solicitors with the first working day back in the office also aptly named ‘divorce day'.

Trying to manage divorce proceedings without the help of an experienced solicitor can be littered with pitfalls that may not be apparent at the outset.

"Would you say that to you mother-in-law?" Kate Davies argues for the use of plain English in legal correspondence.

A thorough review of the SMCR is expected to take place in early 2023.

Adam was commenting on an article published by the BBC, which detailed findings from an audit undertaken by the WMAS.

In this episode you'll hear from family solicitor, Philippa who's chatting with Katie (CEO of The Cart Shed charity). They support the wellbeing of adults and children, including serving members of the armed forces, veterans and their families.

BCL Solicitors provides comprehensive coverage of UK and international sanctions developments, offering expert analysis on enforcement actions, regulatory changes, and compliance challenges.

The challenges of ending free movement on 31 December 2020 were offset by introducing a new immigration system which was fully implemented on 1 December 2020.

British dual nationals face new passport requirements when entering the UK starting in 2026. Understanding these updated entry rules is crucial to avoid potential complications at border control. What specific documentation will dual citizens need to present, and how might these changes affect your travel plans?