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The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 (RRA 2025) is now law, and it marks a seismic shift in the private rented sector. While some measures are...

Generation Z have embraced the development of cryptocurrency with enthusiasm. As their generation begin to navigate the divorce process,...

In the latest of our Building Blocks series, Julija Kazlauskaite, Jonathan Cope and Jack Lightburn take a closer look at telecoms...

In the modern era of sport, a footballer’s influence extends far beyond the pitch. Increasingly, players are leveraging their fame to...

For years, family courts in England and Wales have worked on the rebuttable presumption that the involvement of both parents is best for...

The Information Commissioner’s Office (the ICO) has launched a public consultation on the new charitable purpose soft opt-in approach for...

The Information Commissioner’s Office (the ICO) has launched a public consultation on the new charitable purpose soft opt-in approach for...

The EAT has recently considered the reach of whistleblowing protections once employment has ended in the case of Day v Lewisham &...

In July 2025, the government published a roadmap for the implementation of the Employment Rights Bill (ERB) which set out some planned...

The Court of Appeal has delivered another setback to Adidas in its long-running trademark battle with fashion designer Thom Browne,...

In recent years, the concept of family has evolved. With the rise of same-sex marriage and more people choosing to have children later in...

When a victim pursues a purported transaction defrauding creditors before the courts, they shoulder the costs and litigation risk in an...