A non-dom, short for non-domiciled individual or non-domiciliary, refers to a UK resident individual who has their permanent home (or domicile) outside the UK.

On 10 May 2022 in the Queen's Speech, Prince Charles announced that a Bill will be introduced to Parliament to "drive local growth, empowering local leaders to regenerate their areas, ...

The impact of work-related stress, burnout, and poor mental health on the UK economy is a significant concern. The latest economic modelling by AXA UK and the Centre of Economic and Business Research...

Since the United Kingdom's decision to leave the European Union, the nation has been grappling with the challenges of a new immigration system.

Developments in the field of digital assets are moving at an ever greater rate, and the English legal system continues to adapt and demonstrate its recognition of the importance and status of digital assets.

I was quoted in last week's Sunday Times (22 May 2022), in the lead article – NHS ambulance service doctored documents to cover up truth about deaths.

Cristiano Ronaldo at the ripe age of 38 earning £170 million, who could blame him? What has followed, however, is a revolution of sorts, with dozens of top flight footballers in the peak of their careers...

The long-awaited Renters (Reform) Bill was introduced to Parliament today; it has been a significant topic of discussion within the UK housing sector. The Bill introduces key reforms...

The legal grey zones in cryptocurrencies have been an underlying concern for investors and the public. The struggle to regulate cryptocurrencies exposes crypto...

Love or hate the idea (and many people fall into the latter category), AI language and text to image models have arrived. Now anyone can create prose, programmes, and pictures in mere seconds...

Energy Efficiency (Private Rented Property) (England and Wales) Regulations 2015 (SI 2015/962) introduced Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards known as "MEES Regulations".

Despite the UK house of parliament turmoil in the last few days (resignation of both Prime Minister and Home Secretary), the immigration law is still standing as planned and the recently introduced...

When Britain left the EU in January 2021 many businesses were apprehensive about changes to data transfer laws. If the UK were not granted ‘adequacy' by the EU...

The Tate Modern ("Tate") welcomes millions of visitors each year and is one of the most visited attractions in the UK. It has been involved in a legal battle with the residents of neighbouring...

A recent case heard in the High Court tested the extent to which the English courts are willing to adapt to the rapid pace of technological development.

KPMG, one of the world's largest and most prestigious accounting firms was fined £14.4 million after an investigation showed that former staff forged documents and misled the ...

UK Visa applications fees are becoming increasingly costly; the visa fees for a Skilled Worker visa for five years can exceed £12,000 for the main applicant.

Elon Musk, the embattled CEO of Twitter is threatening to sue Meta, headed by Mark Zukerberg. Mr Musk alleges that Meta used Twitter's trade secrets and intellectual property (IP) to build Threads...

The launch of large language and image AI models, sometimes called generative AI or foundation models, seems to have woken up the world to the reality that artificial intelligence...

Legal Update – Commercial Rent Arrears Update...