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The Court considered whether it should sanction a Restructuring Plan (RP) for a company with a total debt burden of circa £6m, particularly where HMRC had presented a winding up petition, and concluded that it should.
The role of a deputy for a person’s property and financial affairs is an important role, and one which means you have the responsibility of making financial decisions on behalf of an incapacitated person. The Office of the Public Guardian – whose role it is to make sure deputies are acting in a person’s best interests – have prepared a helpful guide setting out the key steps a deputy should take at the outset of their role.
The Employment Rights Bill was introduced in the House of Commons last year and is in the final stages of the Parliamentary process.
The annual CQC State of health care and adult social care 2024/25 report runs to just over 200 pages this year. Published on 23 October 2025 there is a lot to digest!
2025 is the UN’s International Year of Quantum Science and Technology. In this article, we reflect on the current UK’s position in relation to quantum computing and anticipate those sectors most likely to see the greatest impact, security concerns and investment challenges and opportunities.
On 22 October 2025, the UK Supreme Court handed down its judgment in C G Fry & Son Ltd v Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government.
With its strategic investments, infrastructure upgrades and commercial partnerships, the UK is laying the groundwork for quantum to reshape its economy, infrastructure and global competitiveness.
This article explores the High Court decision in Maile v Maile, outlining the background of the case, the decision and the key takeaways.
With the rise of AI and technology, it may seem more convenient to turn to these resources for the preparation of a will. In this article, Emma Fosh looks at AI in the context of will writing, highlighting the potential risks and limitations any prospective testator should be aware of.
The Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003 (PECR) contain a general rule prohibiting the sending of unsolicited marketing emails and text messages without the recipient’s explicit consent.
It’s been a really busy few months in the charity sector with new resources, guidance and codes being published. There’s a lot to take in, so here's Mills & Reeve's quick guide to the changes and what you need to know.
In the last year the Charity Commission has, amongst other cases, concluded investigations into three high-profile charities: Mermaids, Fashion for Relief, and Sentebale.