News & Insights
Covert Recordings in Children Proceedings
A discussion on the Family Justice Council Guidance on Covert Recordings.
Parliament debates Indefinite Leave to Remain changes
The House of Commons have held a debate on the Immigration White Paper’s proposed changes to the timescales for Indefinite Leave to Remain, which could see those already on qualifying visa routes having to wait ten years before settlement.
Sponsor licence revocations and refusals on the rise
The latest immigration statistics show significant increases in sponsor licence revocations and refusals, painting a worrying picture for sponsor licence holders and hopefuls.
Residential Tenancies – A New Evolving Landscape – Part 2
This is part 2 in our article series about the Renters’ Rights Bill. Alanis Ingham-Cotterell explores the issues landlords need to consider in preparation for the new legislation.
Domicile and Divorce: Lessons from Ramana v Kist-Ramana
Court of Appeal overturns dismissal of English proceedings in cross-border divorce case.
Generation Mute? Gen Z and the Future of Whistleblowing
They might call out a dodgy brand on TikTok, but when it comes to wrongdoing in the workplace, some Gen Z employees still won’t knock on HR’s door.
FSP advises on significant number of renewable energy projects
Acting for landowners, we have exchanged a number of option agreements and completed a number of leases for photovoltaic (PV) solar and battery farms, including one classified as a nationally significant infrastructure project (NSIP).
British visitors to the EU required to provide biometric data
The EU have confirmed the date on which the new EU Entry/Exit System will launch, requiring British visitors to the Schengen area to provide their biometric information.
Home Office requesting information on Right to Work checks
An increase in illegal working visits and information requests puts further pressure on businesses to get their Right to Work checks and processes spot on.