In our previous blog we explained the seriousness of signing a Statement of Truth in a court document, especially following…

Claims of malicious prosecution is a developing area of law. New cases appear to be on the increase. Making life difficult for an ex-partner/spouse by reporting them to the police or some other investigating authority might seem appealing whether for revenge or because of upset about the relationship breakdown. But the consequences and fall-out for that ex could have far reaching effects on their livelihoods, family relationships and personal and professional reputations. Complainants should, of course, bear this in mind but also too of wasting police time by making false reports, which could back-fire with serious consequences.

We previously described the new requirements the Assured Tenancies and Agricultural Occupancies (Forms) (England) (Amendment) Regulations 2019 introduced including a new corresponding Section 21 Notice form 6a to be used from 1 June 2019.

Every profession owes a duty of care to their client and is expected to offer their services to a certain…

The UK government has brought in measures to avoid people being hit hard with the consequences of debt, but that has to be balanced against the need now more than ever for people and businesses to be able to recoup monies owed for much needed cash flow. We have a look at some of the enforcement measures and how the pandemic has impacted on its application.