Corporate, Commercial and Finance
On International Women’s Day, Partners Natalie Wright and Razwana Akram discuss the gender pay gap, Oscar nominations and women in...
Dispute Resolution
At the time of writing this, the government (Ministry of Justice and HM Courts and Tribunal Service) have yet to...
Employment and Business Immigration
We have recently had quite a few enquiries from employers, asking us specific information pertaining to the best (and...
Family
Partners Tessa Bray and Tom Farley-Hills from our Family Team discuss prenuptial agreements: what they are, why you need one...
Dispute Resolution
Freedom of speech is fundamental to democratic society and is enshrined in Article 10 of the European Convention on Human...
Are people happier in their marriages than they were 10 years ago? Headlines everywhere are proclaiming that divorce rates in...
Employment and Business Immigration
The Government has today set out their policy paper on immigration arrangements into the UK for EEA citizens and their...
Moral panics rarely make good laws or regulation. The tragic death of Steve Dymond, who committed suicide after taking a...
Tech, IP and Digital Rights
This week, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) made its first public move to issue fines under the General Data Protection...
New draft guidelines for reporting on family proceedings have been published by the President of the Family Division, in response...
The Ministry of Justice has today publicised its intention to dramatically amend the existing laws surrounding divorce. Both tabloid journalist...
Tech, IP and Digital Rights
It was great to be invited back onto the BBC this week to talk about the options for regulating ‘Big...
The clear message from experts debating the regulation of Big Tech is that the sector needs reform but that the...
Sometimes it takes a personal tragedy to focus attention on an issue which many people know is important but think...
