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The Times Newspaper has today published an apology, amended its article and agreed to pay libel damages and legal [...]

Child Custody Between Divorced Parents During UK Lockdown – How To See Your Child

For many of us, this is the unthinkable: Our deepest fear – A nightmare scenario where we cannot see [...]

What To Do If Your Landlord Is Missing In Action

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Whilst no one wants a landlord who is overly involved, think George Roper in ‘Man About The House’ (I am [...]

Eviction During Lockdown – This Is The Law For Landlords & Tenants

The Court of Appeal today handed down judgment in Arkin v Marshall [2020] EWCA Civ 620 in which it held [...]

Are You Working From Home? Are You Protected?

Many of us who were once glued to our office desks have had to, in the last few weeks, [...]

Can I Contact My Child During Lockdown? – Coronavirus (COVID-19)

We have received many calls over the last week from separated parents seeking advice on child arrangements in light [...]

Making a Shari’ah Will – Coronavirus (COVID-19)

The world is uncertain. Despite everything we may have and own, there are certain aspects that are not within [...]

Making a Will to Protect Your Assets in the UK – Coronavirus (COVID-19)

The current health pandemic has all made us realise more than ever, how uncertain life can be. And it [...]

Making a Will and LPA to Protect Your Family – Coronavirus (COVID-19)

As fast as COVID-19 has entered our lives, you need to act just as fast – to protect your [...]

UK Employer Rights, Guidance and Advice – Coronavirus (COVID-19)

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COVID-19 is having a devastating impact on all businesses and in particular, you, the employer. We understand how you [...]

Married to a Wealthy Partner? High Net Worth Divorce

What is D-Day? (Divorce Day) Divorce D-Day is the day when most couples consider ending their marriages after the festive [...]

Divorce D-Day – For Christmas This Year, I’ve Decided To Give You What You’ve Always Wanted: Divorce

“It’s all too much – I just can’t cope – I’ve had enough” What is it about Christmas that [...]

What are sections 24-28 of the landlord and tenant act?

Section 24 of the Landlord and Tenant Act provides that a tenancy shall not come to an end unless [...]

How a divorce solicitor can protect a father’s rights

When it comes to a separation involving children, the most common practice that is followed in the United Kingdom [...]

The Pension Act 2008 – What Employees Need To Know

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The Pension Act 2008 is the Governments way of telling the people of the United Kingdom that we are not [...]

Three Top Tips for Buying Luxury Property in London

For individuals looking to invest in buying a luxury property in London UK , you know this is where you [...]

How to Sue Someone Abroad

Note: On 23 June 2016, the UK held a referendum on its membership of the EU, with a 52% majority [...]

Telegraph apologises and pays out in Dr Al-Haddad “apes and pigs” libel claim

Leading UK Imam and Scholar Dr Haitham Al-Haddad has succeeded in his three-year libel battle against the Telegraph over [...]

Catastrophic Workplace Injury – A Guide To Claiming Compensation

Not everyone who goes to work returns home at night in the same condition, or even at all. In the [...]

Who’s The Daddy – The Law Around Paternity Testing

In 2002, actress and model Elizabeth Hurley gave birth to her son Damian. Woman gives birth – nothing unusual [...]

Claim Compensation for Medicine

Few of us would ever consider taking Ibuprofen harmful. If you have a flu, headache or other pain, the [...]

Robust Legal Expertise in Complex RTA Injury Claims is Crucial

Every year over 170,000 injuries occur on UK roads in road traffic accidents (RTAs), of which approximately 10% are fatal. [...]

It’s All In Your Head – The Importance Of Claiming For Psychiatric Injury