7/14/2026 4:52:12 PM The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act Is Now Law. Here's What Happens Next for Corporate Home Sale Programs. By Chris Pardo This is the latest in our ongoing series tracking the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act. Previous posts are linked below. On July 11,...
7/14/2026 3:23:39 PM Birmingham family wealth increasingly tied to business, property and the risk of divorce By Adam Maguire In recent years, Birmingham has witnessed a notable shift in how family wealth is accumulated and managed. Business interests and...
7/3/2026 12:56:34 PM Listening to children in family separation: the role of Child Inclusive Mediation By Portia Moore When parents separate, decisions about children are often made with good intentions but frequently without hearing directly from the...
6/30/2026 12:32:41 PM The UK's AI Growth Lab: A regulatory experiment begins By Jim Fairlie The Government’s new AI Growth Lab may not have grabbed as many headlines as other recent AI news, but it marks an important development...
6/29/2026 2:36:34 PM Late responses to Employment Tribunal claims - lessons from Costco v Nash By Jackie Morris The recent EAT decision in Costco Wholesale UK Ltd v Nash is a timely reminder of just how seriously Employment Tribunals take the...
6/25/2026 8:40:08 AM From the final whistle to a fresh start: why divorce does not have to be a battle By Rebecca Aston-Jones As the football world turns its attention to the FIFA World Cup, there will be much focus on how players will perform under pressure. The...
6/22/2026 3:15:55 PM New guidance on interim relief applications: what employers need to know By Jackie Morris The Presidents of the Employment Tribunals have today (22 June 2026) issued new Presidential Guidance on interim relief applications,...
6/12/2026 9:53:47 AM No it is not a typo – the final hearing date is 2029! By Jackie Morris The latest employment tribunal statistics (January–March 2026) paint a clear picture: the system is under significant strain. Receipts...
6/11/2026 9:48:10 AM The forum conveniens test: court orders parties to submit further evidence By Alistair Kinley Greg MacDougall In an article published in May we examined the application of the Spiliada test in two English decisions earlier in the year. It...
6/10/2026 6:04:06 PM Employee Objections to AI use and Religious Accommodation Requests: Emerging issues for Employers By Nicole Murphey AI Resistance Framed as Religious AccommodationRecent reporting highlights an emerging workplace issue: employees seeking religious...
6/5/2026 4:01:03 PM Landmark announcement for cohabitating couples By Madeline Morris For too long, family law has failed to provide the same protections for cohabitating couples as with married couples. According to the...
6/5/2026 12:43:21 PM Fake performer, real penalty: What advertisers need to know before June 9 By Julia Ensor Calling all advertisers! The effective date for New York's new synthetic performer law (S.8420-A/A.8887-B; NY GBL § 396-b) is June 9,...
6/3/2026 5:04:50 PM FCA cries foul over football club sponsorship deals By Matthew Gregory The FCA has issued a warning to football clubs setting out its concerns about sponsorship arrangements between football clubs and firms...
6/2/2026 1:16:06 PM Update for clients: changes to public sector pension values (SCAPE rate) from a family law perspective By Laura Podger If you or your former partner have a public sector pension (for example NHS, teachers, civil service, police, local government, judiciary...
6/2/2026 9:03:39 AM GFSC publishes Guidance Note on the assessment of acquisitions and increases in control over Gibraltar regulated firms. By Jerome Compson Yesterday, 1 June 2026, the Gibraltar Financial Services Commission ("GFSC") published its Guidance Note on the assessment of...
6/1/2026 4:32:37 PM After years on the farm, what happens on divorce? A practical example By Madeline Morgan On divorce, the court’s task is to achieve a fair outcome, taking into account all the circumstances, including the parties’ needs,...