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  • Employment Law – Looking Ahead to 2018
     Following on from our Employment law "Top Ten" of 2017 we now take a look ahead to 2018 and what are likely to be the key employment law developments for employers and...
  • A planning authority’s duty to give reasons
     The Supreme Court recently held, in Dover District Council v CPRE Kent [2017] UKSC 79,that in special circumstances a Local Planning Authority may be under a duty to give reasons for its...
  • Can my ex-partner ask me questions at Court?
     If former partners are not able to reach an agreement and instead have to rely on an application to the Court, whether to determine financial matters or arrangements for children,...
  • Should I make a Living Will?
     With life expectancy ever-increasing and with 9.9 million new cases of dementia reported each year worldwide, people are becoming increasingly concerned about their long term health.  In turn many consider...
  • Oxbridge Arc – The new powerhouse for UK growth
     On 17 November 2017 the National Infrastructure Commission (NIC) published its report, "Partnering for prosperity: a new deal for the Cambridge – Milton Keynes – Oxford Arc". The report focused...
  • Can I protect my home from care home fees?
     The recent Channel 4 Dispatches programme "How to avoid the Dementia Tax" explored the "political hot potato" that is the provision of social care. An increasing number of elderly people...
  • PSD2 – Are you Ready?
     With the clock ticking, and just over a month until the changes to the regulation of payment services and e-money come into force, the revised regime will see a significant...