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Since the tragic Grenfell incident, fire safety in residential buildings has been at the forefront of many discussions. The Fire Safety...

Last week it was reported that Volkswagen (and its subsidiaries, Skoda, Audi and Seat) had reached a settlement of the long-running claim...

In March 2020 unprecedented restrictions were placed on a commercial landlord's ability to take action against its struggling tenant...

It is fair to say that the rules on service of claims can be something of a minefield for litigators. We have previously reported on...

The cost of living crisis is a top concern for the UK workforce. As Sunak races to announce a package of support measures, UK employers...

The president of the family division has issued further guidance on the use of fact-finding hearings in children proceedings. A fact...

Lynn Goldstein, Senior Foundation Strategist at the Information Accountability Foundation, thinks not. Max Schrems' "None Of Your...

The European Commission has announced it carried out dawn raids on 17 June on the premises of companies in the fashion industry in...

HMRC's Trust Registration Service (TRS) acts as a register of beneficial ownership for trusts, which has recently been extended to cover...

The PGA Tour has refused to grant a release to PGA Tour members to allow them to play in the opening event of the LIV Golf series at...

The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities has confirmed its intention to bring forward significant reform to the private...

An interesting, if common sense outcome summarised in Holly Symonds' blog. An unmarried couple separated after a long relationship during...