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11 April
Annabel Winsor explains who the legal parents are of a child born via surrogacy, what legal parenthood is and why it matters. Read Morearticles
10 April
Many employers provide generous death benefits for their staff, commonly insured lump sum benefits calculated as multiples of gross salary at the time of any death in service. In the... Read Morearticles
10 April
The treatment of revenue and capital spending, as well as VAT, in the NHS has long been a complex topic. As the NHS experiences infrastructure problems which are hampering productivity, an... Read Morearticles
9 April
The Duke of Sussex is in London again, being photographed stoically walking down Bell Yard in London on his way to the Court of Appeal for another day in court.... Read Morearticles
8 April
Do you need to seek advice from a lawyer for divorce? As family lawyers, it would always be our advice that divorcing couples should seek legal advice to help ensure... Read Morearticles
3 April
The UN International Day of Sport for Development and Peace is celebrated on Sunday, 6 April. This is a day that recognises the power of sport in fostering positive change,... Read Morearticles
3 April
In March 2025, Blake Morgan hosted roundtable events for in-house counsel within our Counsel+ network focusing on guidance on regulatory changes across competition, trade regulation, public procurement, consumer protection, AI,... Read Morearticles
3 April
David Hill and Chris Hardy look at how NHS provider collaboration could evolve. Recent announcements about NHS England and Integrated Care Boards (ICBs) imply a much bigger role for providers... Read Morearticles
2 April
The UK immigration system is in transition from physical documents to prove immigration status (such as biometric residence cards and permits) to a digitised immigration system. On 1 November 2024, the... Read Morearticles
1 April
Annabel Winsor explores what is meant by “surrogacy”, whether surrogacy is legal and the importance of early legal advice. Read Morearticles
1 April
Mediation is a voluntary process which enables separating couples to meet with an impartial third party to discuss future arrangements for the family following their separation. Read Morearticles
1 April
We look at the judgment in Stephane Etroy, RBC Trust Company (Jersey) Limited v Speechly Birchman LLP [2023] EWHC 386 (Ch), where the court held that a claim was not... Read More