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When can legal fees be claimed in childcare arrangement cases?

Here we examine how costs orders and awards are handled in private family law cases.

True North: Northern Star — Regeneration Brainery

As part of our True North report, we celebrate our 'Northern Stars'. Here we take a look at Regeneration Brainery.

When should I review my will?

Here, we outline five key life events after which you should consider reviewing your will.

Public procurement law — American-Cyanamid reigns supreme, for now…

Until the Procurement Act 2023 comes into effect, the American-Cyanamid test continues to be used.

How manufacturers can prepare for unannounced metalworking health and safety inspections

How manufacturers can prepare for unannounced metalworking health and safety inspections

Opposing lease renewal on redevelopment grounds

Back to basics to look at ground (f), a major weapon in the landlord’s arsenal under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954.

Potanin — Supreme Court hears important case on financial settlements following overseas divorce

The most senior court in England Wales has been considering the case of Potanina and Potanin.

New public procurement thresholds for 2024

New minimum financial thresholds will apply to public procurement law from 1 January 2024.

The Procurement Act 2023 receives Royal Assent

The Procurement Act 2023 finally received Royal Assent on 26 October 2023. What comes next?

Betting regulation breaches in football — what can clubs do to remedy and reduce risks?

We explore the remedial steps available to Newcastle United following Sandro Tonali's ten-month ban from football.