Rea v Rea: A landmark case on undue influence and testamentary freedom
The tumultuous case of Rea v Rea had begun in 2016 and had gone through four trials before a final judgment was handed down by the Court of Appeal in... Read more »
The tumultuous case of Rea v Rea had begun in 2016 and had gone through four trials before a final judgment was handed down by the Court of Appeal in... Read more »
The prestigious annual list published by The Times includes the top 250 law firms in England and Wales, out of almost 10,000, as voted for by... Read more »
In England and Wales, on divorce, the court will differentiate between how matrimonial and non-matrimonial assets are viewed. Matrimonial assets are... Read more »
The Football Governance Bill (the Bill) has been resurrected under Labour and seeks to establish a new Independent Football Regulator (IFR) to oversee... Read more »
The Housing Secretary Matthew Pennycook has made a ministerial statement on the future of leasehold reform which provides some welcome clarity about... Read more »
Gifting property has long been used by those with the assets available to help their children onto the property ladder and to reduce exposure to... Read more »
Pep Guardiola has signed a two-year contract extension at Manchester City, putting an end to speculation about his future for the time being. The... Read more »
High Court Deathbed Destruction Dispute: Is partially ripping a Will sufficient to revoke it? This week a recent High Court decision has become a... Read more »
