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Having recently attended the IR Global M&A session on Leveraging AI in Global M&A Transactions, alongside internal training on legal AI…
Written by
Oksana Howard
Read more on Can AI replace experienced M&A lawyers? Not quite.
Read more on Can AI replace experienced M&A lawyers? Not quite.
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Family law
This weekend, members of our fertility and family law team attended The Fertility Show London, one of the UK’s leading events for…
Written by
Emily Finn
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Agriculture
HMRC has now published long-awaited guidance on the tax treatment of payments for “ecosystem services,” including Biodiversity Net Gain…
Written by
Philip Whitcomb
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Nicola Sutton
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Family law
The recent news that Lord Bath’s surrogate-born son can now benefit from the Longleat Estate has recently captured public attention and…
Written by
Michelle Seddon
Read more on When modern families meet traditional trusts: Why the Longleat case matters more than you think
Read more on When modern families meet traditional trusts: Why the Longleat case matters more than you think
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Family law
Many parents struggle with the loss of control that inevitably follows separation. Parenting philosophies have always differed, from…
Written by
Madeline Morgan
Read more on Different homes, different rules: parenting styles and the limits of the law
Read more on Different homes, different rules: parenting styles and the limits of the law
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Housing management
I accept custody must be reserved for the most serious offences, but when is enough really enough? I was representing the Claimant at a…
Written by
Neelam Sharma
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Read more on When is enough really enough?
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Family law
Family Investment Companies (FICs) are often created with care, foresight, and a shared family vision. They are designed to grow steadily…
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Clare Webb
Read more on The impact of divorce on a Family Investment Company
Read more on The impact of divorce on a Family Investment Company
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Housing management
With some parts of the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 coming into force today (1 May 2026), the Court Service has updated the following Court…
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Alexandra Loxton
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Chloe Siniara
Read more on Possession Claims – new Court forms as of 1 May 2026
Read more on Possession Claims – new Court forms as of 1 May 2026
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Commercial property
The English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill has now received Royal Assent, marking a significant legislative moment not just…
Written by
Amanda French
Read more on The end of upwards only rent reviews: what clients should be thinking about now
Read more on The end of upwards only rent reviews: what clients should be thinking about now
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Private wealth
4-10th May 2026 marks ‘Dying Matters’ week – to raise awareness of the importance of prior planning and having those often uncomfortable…
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Sarah Arkless
Read more on Dying Matters – Planning Ahead
Read more on Dying Matters – Planning Ahead
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Commercial litigation and disputes
For most university students, disciplinary procedures are unfamiliar, intimidating and stressful. When something goes wrong, there is…
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Louise Goodwin
Read more on When university discipline goes wrong – legal remedies
Read more on When university discipline goes wrong – legal remedies
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