Succession is often spoken of as a single moment – the passing of the baton from one generation to the...
Domestic abuse is often spoken about as a private issue, something that belongs firmly outside the workplace and beyond an...
Recent global disruption has brought into sharp focus a scenario many employers rarely plan for until it happens. Flights grounded...
The way we talk about difference at work has changed. Diversity is no longer confined to what can be seen...
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The Employment Rights Bill introduces reforms that affect almost every stage of the employment relationship. Its purpose is to strengthen...
Defamation disputes involving well-known individuals or major media organisations tend to attract significant public attention. Reports of a substantial multi-billion-dollar...
Settlement agreements rarely arrive at convenient moments. They tend to surface when something has already gone wrong, when a working...
In this article, we will examine the recent High Court case of Lamba -v- Enfield LBC which serves a stark...
This year’s Great British Family Business Conference will be held on 19 March at the Royal Geographical Society in London...
Separation often brings unavoidable change, but few challenges feel as complex as parenting across distance. Long-distance parenting usually develops out...
Whistleblowing concerns rarely arrive in a convenient form. They can be raised by a long-serving employee who feels genuinely uneasy...
Modern families often look very different from those of a generation ago. In fact, according to the UK’s most recent...
Most inheritance disputes do not arise because someone failed to say what they wanted. They arise because what was said...
Redundancy remains one of the most difficult responsibilities an employer can face. Whether it arises through financial constraint, business restructuring...
If you are in your twenties or thirties, you can be forgiven for thinking Wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney...
Trusts are usually created with care and good intentions. Professional advice is taken, trustees are appointed and assets are transferred...
A child’s surname carries legal, personal and social significance. It is often bound up with family relationships, history and identity...
The Employment Rights Bill marks one of the most significant recalibrations of workplace law in recent memory. Among its many...
Every autumn, thousands of families sit down to make one of the most important decisions of their child’s early life...
For many years, the rules governing Inheritance Tax (IHT) have moved with only a gentle tide. Business owners, agricultural families...
Redundancy decisions rarely unfold in ideal conditions. They often happen when time is short, pressure is high, and leaders are...
For many British nationals, the legal position of living in Spain has felt increasingly uncertain since the end of free...
Across the UK, families are preparing for the largest intergenerational transfer of wealth in living memory. In the next three...