Mediation is a way of resolving disputes without the delay, inconvenience and expense of going to trial. This short video explains what mediation...

The article emphasizes careful selection of attorneys for Lasting Powers of Attorney, highlights potential abuse risks, and recommends accredited professionals. It underscores assessing expertise, support structures, and cost-effectiveness to ensure proper management.

Divorce can be an expensive and financially draining process, so it's crucial to understand the potential costs you might encounter during the separation of finances. In this video, we'll walk you through.

On Monday 24 July 2023, Housing Secretary Michael Gove confirmed the Government's intention to mandate second staircases in residential high-rise buildings across the UK over 18 metres in height.

The Labour Government have announced an increase to the national minimum wage which is due to take effect from 1 April 2025.

We were instructed by Harrison, an international student with a dispute spanning nearly two years against his university, regarding obtaining his official transcript.

Unfortunately, due to a significant deterioration in Anabel's mental health, she committed a serious act of academic misconduct in relation to their assignment task.

IBB Law acted for Matilda, a postgraduate student who was seeking to apply for a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) at a prestigious Russell Group University. Following Matilda's Application to study at the University...

Resolution, a membership body representing 6,500 family justice professionals, which promotes a non-confrontational approach to resolving family issues, has recently published...

IBB's Education Team advised parents of a bullied Year 5 student on legal and non-legal options to address school failings, balancing procedural challenges with emotional considerations, enabling informed decisions after transitioning the child to a new school.

The High Court's decision in G Fry & Son Limited vs (1) Secretary of State for Levelling Up Housing and Communities and (2) Somerset Council [2023] EWCH 1622 examined the application...

There were very few who were surprised to see a change at number 10, following the UK's general election results last week. Keir Starmer predicted that the country would vote for change and it has. Unequivocally.

The article highlights the risks of mis-selling residential park homes, urging buyers to verify site licenses and agreements to ensure properties are legally designated for residential use, thereby preventing significant financial losses and legal complications.

This case highlights successful advocacy for a child with an Education, Health, and Care Plan (EHCP). The legal team secured timely amendments and placement at the parents' preferred school after challenging the Local Authority's delays, ensuring a smooth school transition.

Black History Month (BHM) was first celebrated in the UK in 1987, prompted by the work of Ghanaian activist Akyaaba Addai-Sebo.

This video explains the Academic Appeal process—when you can appeal, what decisions can be challenged, and the key steps involved.

On 18 December 2024, the Law Commission published a scoping report addressing the pressing need for reform in the laws governing financial remedies on divorce and dissolution. This report is a significant step.

Monica Lane died on 8th May 2019. She originally had three children David, Susan and Peter. Peter unfortunately died before Monica, leaving two children Daniel and Georgia.

Fire and re-hire is when an employer terminates an employee's contract and offers them re-employment, often on less favourable contractual terms.

From 6th April 2025, parents of babies requiring neonatal care will gain a new statutory right to Neonatal Care Leave and Pay. This change, introduced through the Neonatal Care (Leave and Pay) Act 2023.