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With the future of UK immigration more uncertain than ever, now may be the time to apply for British citizenship and protect your rights.

A whole host of changes are set to affect UK arrivals, as part of the Government’s move to a digital immigration system.

What families need to know about birth registration, assisted reproduction and legal parenthood following the decision in FZ v MZ [2025].

Recent Case Law Analysis following James v Scudamore [2023] EWHC 996 (Ch)

The Home Office have started automatically converting some pre-settled status holders to settled status, without the need for an application – although not everyone will get an automatic upgrade…

Partner Michael Higgin who leads our Strategic Land team looks at the uses, merits and shortcomings of these clauses in land promotion agreements

The Leasehold and Commonhold Reform Bill which proposes to ban new leasehold flats and make commonhold the default tenure for residential developments is expected in the coming weeks.

Adam Frisby and his fiancé, Jamie Corbett have recently welcomed the birth of their daughter conceived via a surrogate based in the US. But why did they choose to travel internationally for a surrogate instead of simply remaining in the UK?

This is part 3 in our article series about the Renters’ Rights Act. Alanis Ingham-Cotterell explores what the current state of play is now that the legislation is in place.

The latest Government announcements on digital ID indicate that a true overhaul of the Right to Work regime may now be on ice.

Higher standards for English language were introduced on 8 January 2026, affecting three key visas.

The Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 (DUAA) introduces a welcome reform that will reshape how charities manage their marketing communications and uphold data protection rules.