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The Law Society has cautioned that the adoption of electronic wills may heighten the risk of fraud. In response to the Law Commission's consultation on wills reform, the Society emphasises the need for thorough research before implementation. While 50%...
In a surprising twist, the government has indefinitely postponed the much-anticipated ban on no-fault evictions under 'Section 21'. Housing Secretary Michael Gove cites the need for a revamped court system before the ban can be implemented,...
In a recent ruling by the Commercial Court, a franchisor, Winkworth Franchising Ltd, was deemed justified in cancelling a contract due to the franchisee's failure to provide accounts within the agreed timeframe. Despite multiple requests from Winkworth,...
In a landmark decision, Cerus Endovascular Ltd, a leading medical supplies company in England and California, has secured court approval for its acquisition by foreign giant Stryker Holdings BV. The court greenlit a scheme of arrangement under the Companies...
The Galbraith Tables aim to offer a preliminary estimate for pension values, aiding informed decisions in financial settlements. When it comes to financial remedies, one of the parties’ main assets is likely to be their pensions. However, this...
In a recent legal tussle, Bonvilston Vale Ltd faced setbacks in its pursuit to reclaim £200,000 allegedly paid in error to contractor Amser Building Ltd. The intricate details of the case, involving a terminated contract, a new contractor in the...
An employee of the global financial institution lost an unfair dismissal claim over questionable expense claims during a business trip to Amsterdam. He faced termination after filing for two lunches on the company's €100 daily allowance. His manager...
In recent years, parental alienation has been getting a lot of traction in the media. In the last year, MPs, women’s rights groups, and the UN have raised awareness about the use of parental alienation as a tool to counterclaim in cases relating to...
It's clear that navigating child arrangements during the Christmas period can be challenging for separated parents, and your emphasis on prioritising the best interests of the children is crucial. J&P Solicitor Sarah Rose, from our Family team,...
If you and your ex-partner agree on all aspects of your children's lives, including where they are to live and the amount of time they are to spend with the other parent, the short answer to this question is you probably do not need legal advice....
