Online probate applications to be mandatory for practitioners - a step in the right direction
The Probate Service in England (which deals with administration of estates) is one of many public departments to have felt the strain of...
The Probate Service in England (which deals with administration of estates) is one of many public departments to have felt the strain of...
The Nuffield Family Justice Observatory has this week published its follow-up consultation on how remote hearings in the family justice...
In the consultation paper “Transparency and Competition - A call for evidence on data on land control”, published as part of the suite of...
The government has addressed some key questions regarding the impact of the Coronavirus outbreak on separated families by publishing new...
The delays in the family court system particularly as a result of the pandemic have encouraged parties and their lawyers to consider...
As oil prices continue to decline and the demand for clean energy continues to increase, economies in the Middle East have been under...
When preparing a will many people rightly spend a lot of time thinking about who they want to benefit financially on their death. But do...
The University of Exeter’s recent survey, commissioned by NFU Mutual, has found that less than a fifth of farmers plan on fully retiring....
Betfred argue...
The IEA published its World Energy Outlook 2020 ("WEO") on Friday (with the linked Carbon Brief summary following quickly on its heels)....
In an interesting case from earlier this year, when the country was in the grips of a full national lockdown, the High Court wrestled...
You've just been offered a new job (congratulations!). You are excited about the opportunity and are raring to go. You are...
Following its decision in July to consider restructuring options in light of its mounting debts, the popular restaurant chain Pizza Hut...
There is nothing like a global pandemic to make us think about our own mortality.The number of clients writing a will for the...
The Government has pledged to cover two-thirds of homeowners’ costs incurred by the installation of ‘primary’ energy efficiency measures...
The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in a significant degree of uncertainty concerning contact arrangements for children of separated...
Following the case of John Doyle v Erith Contractors decision, which refused to grant a stay of execution of an Adjudicator’s award...
As part of the continuing response to Covid-19, new regulations introduced on 28 September make self-isolation a legal requirement....
Yesterday (8 October 2020) the Government published the results of its review into pre-pack administrations and has made some interesting...
Since the CJEU’s Schrems II decision companies have been haunted by the uncertainty surrounding transfers of personal data...
The National Crime Agency ("NCA") has announced the surrender of around £10million of property in what is being hailed a major victory...
In my July article, I commented on how Modular Construction was moving up the Housing Agenda. Today the Times has reported on...
With many people shopping away their lockdown blues, it has been reported that “Buy Now Pay Later” (BNPL) FinTechs have experienced an...
In something of a setback for the FCA, its prosecution of Konstantin Vishnyak for destroying documents relevant to an FCA investigation...
The suspicious activity reports (SARs) filed by banks with the US treasury department's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCen)...
As an IP lawyer fascinated by the interaction between sports, esports and gaming, it is no surprise that the story of Burger King’s...
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