There was a time when pensions were sometimes the largest asset in a divorce. I recall a case I dealt with where the husband's pension...

As new restrictions are imposed across Europe, it's hard to see beyond the end of a dreadful year.  But let's remember the four squares...

Pleased to have participated in April  French-Furnell's round table  Careers during COVID article.Perhaps others can share with April...

The UK Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, is coming increasing scrutiny about his use of a 'blind trust' he established last year in the wake of...

The Nuffield Report just published after consultation with professional court users and the public will be receiving much press today.The...

The UK government has confirmed that British Nationals Overseas (BNOs) from Hong Kong will be entitled to apply for a new visa from 31...

Vivian Hunt's TED talk just went live...

Yesterday 19 October The Privy Council gave judgment in the long awaited reciprocal enforcement case of Yearwood and Yearwood, rejecting...

What makes a city great? For me,  in terms of built environment, it's not the gleaming glass skyscrapers or sterile modern squares, but...

Environmental, social and governance (ESG) are the three central factors in measuring the sustainability and societal impact of an...

Looks as though the Government is going to launch a Bill  - surely a better way forward than the Pensions Regulator's present interim...

The introduction of new legislation is set to give HM Revenue & Customs greater information seeking powers and the ability to collect...