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In a recent case, “spiteful” mother Katherine Hill was ordered to repay £50,000 that she stole from her own daughters’ inheritances. The...

From 2 June 2025, non-British/non-Irish nationals with permission to stay in the UK can no longer use their expired Biometric Residence...

The AI landscape is rapidly evolving, which presents ongoing challenges for the effective regulation of AI. As governments around the...

In the recent 1975 Act case Howe v Howe, an estranged adult child claimant was awarded £125,000 from her late father’s £1.4m estate,...

As civil litigators we frequently deal with business-related claims involving dishonesty. These fall broadly into two categories – those...

 The end of April saw the announcement of a major shake-up to the Valuation Office Agency. The Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury, James...

The UK government has published a new voluntary code entitled: Software Security Code of Practice - GOV.UK. The Software Security Code of...

The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) has adopted an opinion on the European Commission’s proposal to extend the validity of the UK...

The long-awaited Law Commission report on reform to the law relating to wills has recommended significant and (mostly) welcome changes...

The widow of Dennis Cockell, who tattooed Adam Ant and members of The Sex Pistols and Bananarama, is embroiled in a High Court dispute...

The fourth and final version of the EU’s General Purpose AI Code of Practice (the GPAI Code) that was due to be published on 2 May has...

On Friday 9 May the Chancellor of the High Court launched a consultation on a replacement for the current Practice Statement in relation...