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Lessons learned from the full Ockenden Report – will mothers and fathers now finally be listened to?
In February, BBC Panorama’s powerful and deeply distressing programme, 'Maternity Scandal: Fighting for the Truth', told the stories of...
Law, not politics - that is the Court’s role
Climate change litigation in the UK frequently resorts to challenging decisions by governmental bodies through a process known as...
Outdoor venues to remain an option for wedding ceremonies
I am pleased to hear the news that outdoor weddings at licensed venues in England and Wales will be legalised permanently. Many couples...
Blockchain - the future for all?
As ever, with new advances in commerce and technology, the law is often playing catch-up in order to keep the wheels of justice applying...
Economic Crime Bill receives Royal Assent
On 15 March, the new Economic Crime Bill received Royal Assent and came into effect in the UK. As my previous post highlighted,...
Next time you decide to undertake a construction project...
… it might be worthwhile monitoring those you have paid to do the job, even if construction work isn’t one of your own specialisms.
The...
The Parliamentary Advisory for Transport Safety (PACTS) publishes final report on private e-scooter safety
The Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety (PACTS) recently published their final report 'The Safety of Private E-Scooters...
The solve for Defamation SLAPPs? Cap it, says the Government.
The Government's initial suggestion to solve Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation ("SLAPP") (subject to consultation) is a cap...
Climate Change Litigation: Shell 2.0
On 14 March 2022, ClientEarth, an environmental law organisation and shareholder of Shell announced that it has notified Shell of its...
Quick divorces coming this April - but is quick always the best option?
The new paperwork for starting or 'petitioning' for a divorce has been publicised in draft by the court service (drafted using the...
Independent legal advice - dispense with it at your peril
This STEP article throws an interesting light on the choice for parties to an agreement (or in this case, parties involved in complex tax...
The UK Government to phase out Russian oil imports by the end of the year
On 8 March 2022, the UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced the government’s plan to phase out Russian oil imports by the end of 2022...
The Economic Crime Bill - what will it achieve?
After repeated delays and speculation it might have been dropped, The Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Bill was passed in...
How to ‘health check’ your future personal and business affairs | Insider Media
Sarah Baguley TEP and Chloe Smothers from the Private Client team at Ince (Cardiff) share their tips for organising your property,...
UK strengthens ban on Russia aircraft and introduces new trade sanctions
Further to our article earlier this week, the UK has now put into law last week’s anticipated sanctions concerning access to the UK...
To the office or not - that is the question!
This article discusses alternative office working, for example offices attached to a gym!
As well as the possible three line...
Ukraine Family Scheme: applications to be decided digitally without biometrics appointment overseas
On her latest update on the Ukraine Family Scheme, the Home Secretary has announced that applicants will no longer need to submit their...
Sanctions impact on yacht construction contracts
As my shipping colleagues detail in their article below, the expanding EU, UK & US sanctions will affect yacht construction contracts...
Keeping “slappy” hands in their deep pockets: Economics of Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPPS) - Journalism/Corruption
In English law, the default position is that the loser pays the winner’s costs (of legal representation). That sounds fair, right?
What if...
Russian aviation/space industry companies to be prevented from accessing UK insurance market
UK sanctions on the Russian aviation sector are set to be extended, as the Treasury announces impending legislation to ban access to the...
How sanctions bite on Russian superyachts
The list of sanctioned Russians is widening and will result in both more yacht seizures and those yachts being denied goods and services...
What happens to pets when families breakdown?
A dog, a cat, a rabbit or indeed any pet can be a much loved part of the family and viewed as a family member. The arrangements to be...
Sanctions and Superyachts
A BBC news article today states that French and German customs authorities have seized Russian owned superyachts under the newly imposed...
EU sanctions and aircraft leases
A huge number of airlines lease a significant part of their fleet from lessors based around the world, with leases worth billions of...
New visa routes announced by the Home Office in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine
Better late than never, the Home Secretary, Priti Patel, has just announced that additional family members of British and settled persons...
Changes ahead for farmers who leave or retire from farming - how will this affect you?
The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) has published detailed plans for its lump-sum exit scheme to encourage...
The new Register of Overseas Entities
Whilst the notion of a register of beneficial interests in UK property has been discussed in governmental circles for some years, it...
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