Month: January 2024

“This is a very dark day for many families who will be unable to meet the … new income requirement” commented Sonia on the day the Home Secretary

Innovate, communicate, and understand your costs. Joanna Goodman reports on how law firms can shore up their profit margins in a softening market. Source link

This year’s homage to family mediation from 22-26 January features over 24 hours of free webinars and a few in-person networking events. These webinars are aimed at solicitors,

On 12 January the UK signed the 2019 Hague Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments in Civil or Commercial Matters. This welcome development will give

For disputes practitioners, 2023 generated several interesting developments across a number of areas, including new arbitration legislation and the government signalling its intention [realised last Friday] for the

The law provides that a person who has witnessed the wrongful death or injury (or threat of such death or injury) to someone they love may (in certain

We’re now offering several different live online training courses for members and non-members. We’ll be adding new courses to our live training page as soon as we’re ready

In the case of R (On the Application Of Medical Justice) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2024] EWHC 38 (Admin), handed down on 12 January

To visit the UK for academic purposes as an overseas national, you may need an academic visitor visa. Not all visitors to the UK need to apply for

The Immigration (Health Charge) (Amendment) Order 2024 passed into law on 16 January 2024 and is now available on legislation.gov.uk. The new rates will apply to applications made