UK Insolvency Law Update – Coronavirus (COVID-19)

For decades, the English and Welsh property markets operated under a simple, if somewhat stressful, mantra: ‘Caveat Emptor’ a.k.a Buyer Beware. The burden was on the buyer to uncover defects, and the seller’s goal was often to reveal as little as possible until the last moment.  In 2026, that era is officially over.  The landscape of UK […]

The family law landscape in England and Wales is undergoing its biggest transformation in over 50 years. For decades, outdated laws especially the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 have left separating couples navigating unpredictable outcomes, unclear rights, and heavy financial burdens. In 2026, everything changes. The UK Government has launched an unprecedented consultation aimed at modernising divorce law, […]

Many parents assume that British citizenship will automatically transfer to their children regardless of where they are born. In practice, the law imposes strict generational limits and detailed eligibility requirements which can significantly affect children born overseas. This blog examines these issues through a practical case study, demonstrating how British nationality law operates in real […]

Intellectual property is now one of the most valuable forms of collateral in the UK economy. For technology companies, life science businesses, and brand‑driven enterprises, patents, trademarks, software, and copyrights often exceed physical assets in value. As a result, lenders, investors, and alternative finance providers increasingly require security over intellectual property when advancing debt. However, taking security […]

Valentine’s Day is usually filled with red roses, romantic dinners, and promises of forever. It celebrates love in the moment. But for modern couples in the UK, romance is evolving and so is commitment. Increasingly, engaged couples are choosing a different kind of Valentine’s gesture: a pre‑nuptial agreement. It may not come wrapped in ribbon, but a […]

Most businesses spend thousands on branding, marketing, and growth strategies—yet overlook the one document that silently determines whether that growth is profitable or legally exposed. Your Terms and Conditions (T&Cs) are not boring legal admin. They are the contractual backbone of your business, defining how you get paid, how disputes are handled, and how much risk you carry […]

Grey divorce also called silver separation is rising among couples aged 50+. While the process rarely centres on school runs or contact schedules, it does involve the careful unravelling of decades, long finances: pensions, property, health needs and the legacy intended for adult children. In England and Wales, 2023 saw 102,678 divorces granted, most under the new no‑fault regime […]

In the fast-paced world of startups, the initial focus is often on product development, market fit, and securing seed funding. While these are critical drivers of growth, the strength of a business’s legal foundation often determines its long-term viability. Without the correct documentation, a company risks internal disputes, the loss of valuable intellectual property, and […]

Summary Your options: negotiate, mediation/ADR, or litigate (Small Claims, Fast, Intermediate, Multi‑track). Time limits: usually 6 years for simple contracts, 12 years if executed as a deed (Limitation Act 1980). Consumer issues: rights and unfair terms governed by the Consumer Rights Act 2015 (with CMA guidance on fairness). Costs & tracks: Small Claims up to […]