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The new divorce regime has been in place for almost 14 months. It is probably well known by now that couples can divorce without...

It would be rare to encounter a property deal which did not involve easements, from the sale of a plot of land, the grant of a lease or...

We are regularly consulted by clients who have received approaches from UK collective management organisations (CMOs), suggesting (in...

Stevens & Bolton has today announced the appointment of new partner Jonathan Steele who joins the corporate practice from Charles Russell...

Welcome to the S&B reDRess Podcast, a new series from the dispute resolution team at Stevens & Bolton, in which members of the team cover...

What are worldwide freezing orders? A “freezing order” is a type of prohibitory injunction ordered by a court, obtained by one party (the...

Stevens & Bolton’s corporate team has advised Merino Capital on its acquisition of Premier Bikes and Triumph Oxford, which specialise in...

After being promised earlier this month and delayed due to “procedural issues”, the first draft of the Renters (Reform) Bill has now been...

In a world where AI seems to dominate tech news, the rapid innovation and utilisation of drones seems to have slipped "under the radar" –...

In the world of mergers and acquisitions (M&A), there is a particular strategy that a business may use to grow and build value known as...

Yesterday, in a statement made by Kemi Badenoch, Secretary of State for the Department for Business and Trade, the government announced...

Technological advancements have always shaped the way we design, produce and consume fashion, and artificial intelligence (AI) is no...