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A case summary of a successful Inheritance Act claim by an adult child, highlighting how courts assess financial need, maintenance and competing beneficiary interests.

An unreported case in England and Wales provides practical guidance on how executors and beneficiaries may uphold testamentary wishes without court proceedings where the forfeiture rule is potentially engaged.

When refinancing any type of property, be it commercial, residential or development, it is standard practice to conduct a due diligence exercise on the property so that the lender understands the asset it is lending against. This article explores the most common issues revealed by the property register, their significance, and the strategies available to mitigate the risks they pose. 

The Court of Appeal has confirmed that TUPE protection depends on whether the transferring entity is carrying on economic activity, offering important guidance for employers navigating restructures involving public or quasi-public functions.

The government has published updated factsheets explaining how the Employment Rights Act 2025 will reshape key areas of employment law, with a particular focus on implementation and what will change in practice for employers.

Acas has launched a consultation on a draft revised Code of Practice reflecting forthcoming trade union rights under the Employment Rights Act 2025.