To celebrate our 175th anniversary, we present 175 strange laws from the past and present. Some laws are funny. Some are surreal. Some make no sense no matter which way you look at them. But they all share one thing in common: they’re all real.

The executor of a will is the person specifically appointed or chosen by the testator (deceased) to administer his estate and to ensure his final wishes are respected.

On 5th March 2020, the Government unveiled its long-expected revised Immigration Bill to re-balance the immigration system and end Free Movement for EEA nationals from 2021. It simultaneously faced another priority: escalating the response to COVID-19.

As with any property purchase, the overriding principle is caveat emptor, or buyer beware.

Companies with fewer than 49 employees are classed as 'small to medium businesses or SMEs', they account for 99.3% of all businesses.

How to furlough employees is one of the most common questions we are being asked. Tina Chander and Joanne Duck from our employment law team answer the most frequently asked questions in our latest podcast.

Suffering from a birth-related injury can be devastating, especially if the injury has life limiting consequences for your baby or has seriously damaged the quality of life of the mother or baby.

Dal has a wealth of experience in dealing with divorce cases from the Asian community and being Asian herself, has an excellent understanding of the culture.

Lucy specialises in family law, where she works closely with all members of the family team in dealing with matters such as divorce, finances, children, Family Law Act matters, cohabitation matters and pre/post-nuptial agreements.

Laura is an experienced family solicitor dealing with the full range of family law disputes, with a particular interest in complex children matters.