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After much talk about forthcoming financial penalties, Companies House has now issued guidance as to how it intends to utilise its power...

The Employment (Allocation of Tips) Act 2023 came into force on 1 October 2024. In addition to the previously published statutory code of...

When you read the papers do you start from the front or back? I usually skim read the front-page headlines and immediately flick to the...

With the focus now firmly set on all things Non-Court Dispute Resolution, it’s not surprising that the Family Court has recently...

The case of Bond v Webster centred around the validity of a will signed in 2019 by Reginald Bond, known by family and friends as Reg....

It is a rare occurrence when the court determines that a will should be overturned, having found that undue influence has been exercised...

The recent case of Leeson v McPherson serves as a reminder of the melancholy importance of the Forfeiture Act 1982, which prevents those...

Cineworld’s woes have been ongoing for some time. A restructuring in 2022-2023 through Chapter 11 in the US bought the group some...

In the wake of #MeToo, it is increasingly evident that employers should be protecting their staff from any form of sexual harassment. In...

Over the last week, there have been a number of stories in the media about the continued troubles for Thames Water. As we wrote earlier...

Clients, and their advisers, are getting much better at considering digital assets when undertaking estate planning. It is now usual...

In response to the Federation of Small Business (FSB) “super-complaint” issued to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) at the end of...