A new voluntary code of conduct for the management of Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVAs) has been...

The Court of Appeal has overturned the decision of the Employment Tribunal (ET), upheld by the Employment Appeal Tribunal...

We often hear of children being taken into care, but the process by which this occurs is not well known. The Children Act 1989 lays down the circumstances under which it is...

Where a landlord or tenant breaches their repairing covenants on a let property, the other party is...

Last year, the former Equal Opportunities Commission brought judicial review proceedings against the Government regarding some of the...

When you ask for a redemption statement from your mortgage lender, it can come as an unpleasant surprise to see an additional charge termed ‘mortgage exit administration fee’ (MEAF), which,...

A recent case raised the question of whether an association could consist of a single person. Whilst the question might not seem to be of...

When a person is unable to pursue a claim against someone who has been made bankrupt on account of the bankruptcy having been discharged,...