Category: UK News

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[ad_1] The government is continuing to press UK businesses to take a stronger approach to improving cyber resilience and ensure that all organisations of all sizes are prepared

[ad_1] The last decade has seen multiple layers of complexity added to Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) on residential purchases, leaving many taxpayers unsure of their liability. This

[ad_1] Midsize law firms in the UK are at a pivotal moment. Economic and competitive pressures mount pressuring law firm leaders to re-evaluate their priorities and investment strategies

[ad_1] A SRA Policy Associate made the above remark during his presentation at the COLP & COFA Conference held last year. This was following the release a few

[ad_1] With lawyers’ ethics under increasing scrutiny, the profession’s regulators have come out fighting, issuing a raft of reviews and reports. But deeper cultural change may also be

[ad_1] When does an individual lack mental capacity? Section 2(1) of the Mental Capacity Act 2005 (MCA) says ‘a person lacks capacity in relation to a matter if

[ad_1] Kim Leadbeater MP has taken assisted dying legislation, via her private member’s bill, through second reading in the Commons and to the conclusion of its committee stage.

[ad_1] The consideration and preparation of a costs budget in civil litigation is not easy. It can be time-consuming and often requires specialist input from costs lawyers. Since

[ad_1] Justice delayed is justice denied. This applies to all parties involved in cases before the family and criminal courts. So when chancellor Rachel Reeves (pictured below) announced