Private Client

• High Court Exercises Wisdom of Solomon in Ordering Sale of Family Home

  • Posted5 October 2020

  Amidst ever-rising property prices, it can make good sense for friends or relatives to club together to buy a home where they can all live together. As a High Court...

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• COVID-19 – High Court Waives Strict Time Limit in Data Protection Case

  • Posted2 October 2020

  The severe disruption to the legal process wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic has prompted judges to take a practical approach and, in some cases, to waive strict compliance with procedural...

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• COVID-19 – High Court Waives Strict Time Limit in Data Protection Case

  • Posted2 October 2020

  The severe disruption to the legal process wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic has prompted judges to take a practical approach and, in some cases, to waive strict compliance with procedural...

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• Court of Appeal Sanctions 'Informal' Tax Investigations in Landmark Case

  • Posted29 September 2020

  HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) operate within the constraints of their statutory powers, but their ability to conduct ‘informal’ enquiries into taxpayers’ affairs, without limit of time, has been upheld...

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• Court of Appeal Sanctions ‘Informal’ Tax Investigations in Landmark Case

  • Posted29 September 2020

  HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) operate within the constraints of their statutory powers, but their ability to conduct ‘informal’ enquiries into taxpayers’ affairs, without limit of time, has been upheld...

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• Don't Even Consider a Foreign Adoption Without Specialist Legal Advice

  • Posted23 September 2020

  Adopting children from abroad can complete families and be of great benefit to all concerned. However, as a High Court case showed, it is fraught with legal pitfalls and should...

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