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Monumental changes to Family Law - Consultation process begins - what's changing and what could it mean for your family?
17 Jun 2026On 5th June 2026 the government opened a consultation on a 'Fairer end to relationships' proposing some of the biggest reforms to family law in decades. We breakdown what is happening and what families, particularly cohabiting couples need to know.

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Commercial property investment - what's not to like?
18 Jun 2026Investing in commercial property can offer attractive benefits such as longer leases, steadier income and fewer regulatory obligations.

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Business tenancy renewal rights: What the Law Commission's latest proposals mean for you
24 Jun 2026The rules governing business lease renewals could be about to change. Here is what landlords, tenants and developers need to know.

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Financial distress & duties to creditors - a reminder to look beyond your charity's beneficiaries
27 Jul 2026Recent news reports on the closure of The Big Difference arts venue on the High Street in Leicester city centre due to financial struggles and the decision of the trustees of Big Difference Company to make a serious incident report to the Charity Commission are just the latest in a serious of instances of charities closing due to financial distress and insolvency. These instances often illustrate all too well the oft-quoted line about insolvency happening "Two ways: gradually, then suddenly” leaving beneficiaries, employees and other stakeholders bewildered, and charity trustees fighting to justify their decisions.

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How does the NHS complaints procedure work?
07 Aug 2026If you're unhappy with NHS treatment, you can complain informally to the staff involved, or formally in writing to the Trust, GP practice or NHS England, usually within 12 months of the incident.

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EAT clarifies when tribunals must consider Article 10 in speech-related dismissals
11 Aug 2026The EAT has confirmed that employment tribunals are not generally required to consider human rights arguments about freedom of expression where the claimant has not relied upon them.