CEO Karen Bexley reflects on this year's annual strategy days. She details the difficulties of maintaining a culture of continuous improvement, yet explains why complacency is not in the nature of Bexley Beaumont.

Employment Legal Director Alice Kinder explores the key employment law issues surrounding the World Cup, including annual leave, flexible working, absenteeism, workplace conduct, and conduct obligations.

Four in a row! In their latest platform firms report, leading legal market research platfom Codex Edge recently revealed that Bexley Beaumont was the fastest growing firm in the UK over the last five years as we continue to grow the team, and keep the culture.

Cohabiting couples make up around 17% of UK families (approx. 3.5 million people). The Government is inviting public consultation on whether stronger protection is required for if these relationships end. Family Partner Sahida Ahmed discusses the potential impact of reforms in her latest article.

Family Partner Aziz Malik explains the vital steps to be considered when divorcing later in life. Divorcing at any age can be complex, but after 60 the financial and practical stakes become even greater.

Corporate Partner Phil Miles continues his 'Quick Reads' series with an overview of share buybacks and the potential benefits to shareholders. 

Employment Legal Director, Alice Kinder discusses this year's Mental Health Awareness Week theme of "taking action", and the duty employers have to make reasonable adjustments for those struggling with their mental health.

Bexley Beaumont has announced the appointment of one of the UK's leading experts in equine law. Rebecca Stojak joins as the firm's first Equine and Agricultural Dispute Resolution Partner.

Last Friday, The Renters' Rights Act 2026 came into effect creating the biggest shift in UK renting in decades. Housing and Regeneration Partner Sarah Savage explains what this change means for private landlords in England.