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In law, adopted children are regarded as having been born to their adoptive parents. The Family...
The National Minimum Wage (Amendment) Regulations 2024 came into force on 1 April and provided...
People who are injured when riding in a vehicle driven by someone else may still be entitled to...
When building owners carry out works on their property, are they liable for damage to adjoining...
When partners resign or retire from a partnership, the partnership agreement will normally govern...
Interim payments of damages can help meet an injured person's ongoing needs, such as care costs,...
A woman whose leg had to be amputated after an accident in the workplace is likely to receive...
The best way to ensure your assets will be distributed as you wish is to have your will...
New guidance aimed at helping employers to understand their legal obligations relating to...
Many road users will be only too aware of the increase in the number of potholes and uneven...
Custodial sentences very rarely come into play in the family courts. Where there have been...
When buying a property consisting of more than one residence, it may be possible to claim multiple...
At this time of year, many families are booking their summer holidays and looking forward to a...
Damages claims for medical negligence are often resisted on the basis that there was no breach of...
The issue of bigamy and its potential impact on a person's ability to seek financial remedies in a...
Umbrella companies across the UK will be taking note of an Upper Tribunal (UT) ruling which...
The Supreme Court has ruled that reforms to the way compensation for whiplash injuries is...
The Law Commission has proposed draft legislation regarding a third category of personal property...
Influencers on social media, and anyone involved in advertising and promoting products, would be...
A new report commissioned by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has issued a list of...
