Category Tag
- Articles
Making family arrangements through mediation
15 Jan 2026Family mediation is an effective way to resolve disputes and make arrangements after separation without the need for court intervention.
- Articles
Losing capacity: Practical ways to protect the wishes and feelings of those you care about
15 Jan 2026Safeguarding measures, such as a Deprivation of Liberty (DoLS) order, can be put in place to protect a family member or for someone you care for who has lost capacity and is living in a care home or hospital. Here, we look at how a DoLS order may be challenged on behalf of a loved one who lacks capacity.
- Events
Bringing Culture to Life in the Creative Sector
Tuesday, 13 January 20264:30 pm - 7:00 pmPlease join us for an evening of networking and insights for the Creative Sector community in the region.
- Articles
The Renters' Rights Act 2025: Ending the AST trap
08 Jan 2026The Renters' Rights Act 2025, which received Royal Assent on 27 October 2025, has introduced significant changes to the rental market in England and Wales.
- Articles
Imposition of a landlord redevelopment break during renewal proceedings - Ministry of Sound v The British and Foreign Wharf Company Ltd
08 Jan 2026Ministry of Sound is an iconic venue that opened in 1991 at 103/105 Gaunt Street, London ("Property"). It was the UK's first nightclub dedicated to house music.
- Articles
Basic awards and employer insolvency: tribunal determination remains essential
08 Jan 2026The EAT confirms that, where an employer becomes insolvent, a basic award for unfair dismissal can only be recovered from the Secretary of State if an Employment Tribunal has first determined the claim and made the award.
