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The Court of Protection deals with decisions or actions taken under the Mental Capacity Act for people who cannot protect…

The government announce the rent moratorium on landlords taking action against its commercial tenants has been extended until 25 March…

The embargo on evicting commercial tenants who have failed to pay their rent has now been extended to 25 March…

If you have decided to get divorced and you have interest in a company you may be concerned about what…

Corporate power of attorney can be given by company directors or shareholders to appoint another person to carry out responsibilities…

In a recent case the Employment Appeal Tribunal ruled that a gender critical belief is a protected philosophical belief under…

People can apply to the courts if they can show that the deceased person’s Will does not make reasonable financial…

Many buyers and sellers hoping to complete their transactions before the stamp duty rules change at the end of June….

In a recent case the Employment Tribunal ruled that a manager had been unfairly dismissed after a they took a…

If your Will is made in a Commonwealth Country the general principle is that the Will is deemed valid in…

We consider why the menopause is considered an important issue in the workplace and steps employers can take to support…

In the case of Barrow v Kellogg Brown and Root (UK) Ltd, the Employment Tribunal has awarded £2.5million in a…