Assisted Dying Bill falls at second reading
MPs reject the Assisted Dying Bill at second reading. We explain the outcome and what it means for health and care providers.
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MPs reject the Assisted Dying Bill at second reading. We explain the outcome and what it means for health and care providers.
What happens when a will doesn't meet family expectations? Discover what I, Jack Wright can teach us about wills and estate planning.
Key insights from the Charity Sustainability Network on SORP 2026 sustainability reporting requirements and how charities can prepare for future disclosures.
The Assisted Dying Bill has returned to Parliament. We outline the latest developments and what they could mean for health and care providers.
Learn how flaws in a dismissal appeal process can make a dismissal unfair and what employers can do to reduce legal risk.
Senior investors and industry leaders joined our UKREiiF roundtable with Aberdeen Investments to discuss how resilience can unlock opportunity in today's market. From real estate's role as a portfolio diversifier to structural growth themes, capital flows and asset selection, we explore the key investment trends shaping the sector.
Learn how to choose executors and beneficiaries for your will, avoid common mistakes and help ensure your estate is managed as intended.
The government has confirmed that the new subscription contracts regime under the DMCCA will take effect in January 2027.
Divorce can create significant challenges for family businesses, but a complete buyout is not always the best solution. This blog explores how former spouses may remain invested in a business through careful legal, tax and financial planning. It highlights the key considerations, governance arrangements and legal documentation needed to support business continuity, achieve fair financial outcomes and reduce future disputes.
Christopher Pike shares insights from his secondment to the Cambridge Growth Company and explores how the proposed Greater Cambridge Development Corporation could unlock housing, infrastructure and long-term growth in one of the UK's leading innovation economies.
The Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman has reinforced that local authorities remain accountable for safeguarding oversight, even when care is commissioned.
The latest decision from the First-tier Tribunal (FTT) on remediation orders is about the increasingly thorny issue of seeking to vary (extend) the time for compliance with a remediation order.