Viewpoints

The Insolvency Service has published an interim report which evaluates three permanent changes to the insolvency regime as introduced by...

The technological landscape of the 2020s is a far cry from the 1970s, when Roe v Wade concluded and shaped women's reproductive rights in...

Much as I would like to believe that the recent change bringing in no fault divorce would be a factor in parties considering a divorce in...

The law is always slow to catch up with developments but this is particularly acute in the context of digital assets. As lawyers, we need...

Within just two days the US Supreme Court has handed down two seismic decisions which alters the fabric of US society: New York State...

In the case of Burke v Turning Point Scotland, a Scottish employment tribunal has ruled that an employee who was dismissed from his role...

Insolvency figures for May 2022 were published by the Insolvency Service on 17 June, and reveal an increase in corporate insolvencies...

It was reported in The Times that a couple who won their claim against their neighbour who built a loft which encroached about an inch on...

Today, the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities released the “A Fairer Private Rented Sector” white paper which our...

Administrators for Missguided have confirmed that customers awaiting refunds for returns will not be repaid, after the business was...

On 6 June, in honour of World Environment Day, the Advertising Standards Agency (ASA) published an update on its Climate Change and...

The government has invited landlords, tenants, managing and letting agents (amongst others) to provide their opinions and views on the...