Employment Tribunal Time Limits Are Changing
Employees facing problems at work will soon have more time to consider their legal options. From 1 October 2026, the time limit for bringing most Employment Tribunal claims will increase from three
New DBS Rules From September 2026: What Do They Mean for People Working With Children?
From 1 September 2026, changes to the definition of regulated activity with children will come into force in England and Wales.
The changes could affect a wide range of people who work
Hidden Assets in Divorce: What Happens When One Spouse Fails to Disclose Financial Information?
When a marriage or civil partnership breaks down, reaching a fair financial settlement depends on both parties being open and honest about their finances. However, one of the biggest challenges faced by
Inheritance Disputes in the UK: Why Are They Becoming More Common?
Inheritance disputes have become increasingly common across the UK, with more families finding themselves involved in disagreements over wills, estates, trusts and the actions of executors or trustees. While the death of
Consumer Rights Following Data Breaches
Data breaches have become an increasingly common issue in today's digital world. From retailers and healthcare providers to financial institutions and social media platforms, organisations hold vast amounts of personal information about