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Mark Freedman

9th Consecutive ‘Times Best Law Firm’ Ranking for...

Osbornes Law is delighted to have been recognised in The Times Best Law Firms Guide 2027, marking the firm’s ninth...

Lisa Pepper

Supreme Court Allows Wife’s Claim 19 Years After...

Wyatt v Vince [2015] UKSC 14 remains one of the most important decisions on financial matters on divorce and is frequently cited...

Sam Collard

Innovations in Urban Cycling from Europe: Event Highlights

What can London learn from the cities making cycling a safer, more accessible and more natural part of everyday life?...

Andrew Middlehurst

Self-Driving Car Accidents: Who Pays If You Are...

In September 2026, Uber started offering self-driving taxi rides in London. The cars are driven by software from Wayve, a British...

Rahul Kanani

Upper Tribunal finds asylum seeker was a child...

Introduction On 4 September 2026, following a fact-finding hearing to determine MA’s age and date of birth, Upper Tribunal Judge Mahmood...

Sam Collard

A piece of Italian cycling history brought back...

Displayed in the window of our Hampstead office, this beautifully restored 1979 Alan Super Record road bike is more than a...

Adam Matthews

Adam Matthews in the Sunday Express: the inheritance...

Our warning about parents gifting their homes to their children was featured in the Sunday Express on 25 October 2026. Here is...

William Ford

Success for Osbornes in Landmark Upper Tribunal Social...

The Upper Tribunal has allowed an important appeal brought by Osbornes’ clients and provided important guidance that will be of...

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William Ford

Success for Osbornes Client in Housing Benefit Discrimination...

Our client, Michaela Kuzelova, has recently been successful in her appeal before the Upper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber) concerning her...

Yael Selig

Post-Separation Endeavour in a £86.5m Divorce: HC v...

We recently represented the husband (H) in a financial dispute involving assets totalling £86.5m (HC v SW [2026] EWFC 237). The case...