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Mark Freedman

Supreme Court Allows Wife’s Claim 18 Years After...

Wyatt v Vince This unusual case demonstrates the risks of failing to bring a financial claim on divorce promptly, or,...

The issue in contention was whether it could be ruled that Mr H, the now ex-husband of the child in...

William Ford

There is tremendous pressure on local authorities to house individuals and families for many reasons including unaffordable private rents and...

Property professionals across the country have made their predictions as to what is in store for the property market over...

Stuart Kightley

The Highway Code is more than just a guide to how to pass your driving test. It is intended to...

William Ford

It is now not uncommon for home owners to enter into company let agreements with property companies who are authorised...

Shilpa Mathuradas

Changes to HMO Licenses In an attempt to raise standards for all relevant Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs), changes are...

William Ford

Over the last three years since the Anti-Social Behaviour Crime and Policing Act 2014 came into force Local Authorities and other...

Stuart Kightley

Polish graduate knocked down at pedestrian crossing Osbornes acted in a pedestrian accident claim for Mr M, a Polish graduate...

This week, a story reported by the Telegraph raises some interesting questions about international surrogacy. The reporting states that a 28...