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British citizenship – now or never?

British citizenship – now or never?

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

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Cohabitation Reform Consultation

Cohabitation Reform Consultation

Official announcement by the UK Government of the launch of a consultation on cohabitation reform

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Buying and Selling a Golf Course: What you need to know

Buying and Selling a Golf Course: What you need to know

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Armed Forces Pensions on Divorce

Armed Forces Pensions on Divorce

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Resolving consumer contract disputes

Resolving consumer contract disputes

The Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 took effect on 6 April 2026 and introduced changes to the rules for alternative dispute resolution of disputes arising under consumer contracts.

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Divorce and your business

Divorce and your business

What business owners need to know

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Digital Assets? Theft? Does our EULA even mention that?

Digital Assets? Theft? Does our EULA even mention that?

The law relating to how digital assets are governed has been shifting. In light of a relatively recent case involving the theft of digital assets within a virtual environment, we consider some steps that businesses running such services can take in respect of their end-user licence agreements (“EULA”).

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“My Dog Ate My Warning Notice” – Contracting-out of the 1954 Landlord and Tenant Act

“My Dog Ate My Warning Notice” – Contracting-out of the 1954 Landlord and Tenant Act

The First-tier Tribunal issues a decision in a telecoms case, providing critical guidance on the requirements of tenancy agreements contracting out of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (‘the 1954 Act’), alongside the effect of misplacing associated documents.

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Net migration falls as Skilled Worker visa hit hard

Net migration falls as Skilled Worker visa hit hard

The latest migration statistics show a steep decline in net migration to the UK, as immigration policy continues to constrict work routes.

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Home Office U-turn on sponsor’s right to work obligations

Home Office U-turn on sponsor’s right to work obligations

With little fanfare, the Home Office have published updated guidance for sponsors on their right to work obligations.

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Changes to public sector pensions and the impact on divorce

Changes to public sector pensions and the impact on divorce

The government has recently announced a change to the basis for calculating the cash equivalent transfer values of public sector pensions.

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Venezuela Fury and the age of marriage

Venezuela Fury and the age of marriage

The legal implication of age when getting married

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