After significant debate and amendments in the House of Commons and the House of Lords, the Employment Rights Bill is now finally awaiting royal assent.

In October 2025, the HSE360 Global Safety Summit was held in Berlin. I was fortunate to be invited to speak at the conference, attended by delegates from across the world.

All divorces are complex, but for separating farming couples there is so much more to consider. Family Partner Aziz Malik discusses key issues and landmark recent cases in his latest article,

As with most things in life: the larger stake you have, the more influence you have over the whole. The same is true for share ownership – at least on the face of it.

The Court of Appeal decision in Potanina v Potanin has significantly reshaped the landscape for international divorces in London. The Bexley Beaumont Family Law Team analyse this decision and why London courts are best suited to handle separations for high-net-worth and complex, international separations.

We are losing talent in the legal sector; there can be no doubt about it.

Share buybacks aren’t just for large corporations. They can be a powerful way of restructuring businesses to simplify ownership, or redistribute profits to shareholders. Corporate Legal Director Philip Miles discusses more in his latest “Quick Reads” article.

14% of all freehold land in England and Wales is unregistered! In her latest article, Real Estate Partner Emily Carey discusses the process for land registrations in the UK and the difficulties you can encounter if a commercial property is built upon unregistered land.