SEND Tribunal Appeals: Challenging EHCP Decisions and Securing Support
Getting the right support for a child with special educational needs can be one of the hardest things a parent
APP Fraud: Your Right to a Bank Refund Under the Reimbursement Rules
Authorised Push Payment (APP) fraud — where a scammer tricks you into transferring money to them yourself — is one
Housing Disrepair and Awaab’s Law: Your Rights to a Safe, Damp-Free Home
Damp, toxic black mould, broken heating and serious leaks are not just unpleasant — they can seriously harm your health,
The Worker Protection Act 2023: The Duty to Prevent Sexual Harassment at Work
Workplace sexual harassment law changed significantly on 26 October 2024, when the Worker Protection (Amendment of Equality Act 2010) Act
Car Finance Commission Claims: Where Things Stand After the Supreme Court
Car finance commission has become one of the largest consumer-redress stories in recent UK legal history — but the picture
Leasehold Reform and Extending Your Lease: What’s Changed and What Hasn’t
If you own a leasehold flat (or house), you have probably heard that the law is changing to make extending
The End of Section 21: The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 Explained
The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 is the biggest reform of England’s private rented sector in a generation — and its
Dividing Pensions and High-Value Assets in a UK Divorce
Ending a marriage and dividing the money are two separate processes. The no-fault divorce process legally ends the marriage; a
Inheritance Tax: The 2026 Overhaul of Business, Farm and Pension Rules
The UK inheritance tax (IHT) regime is undergoing its biggest change in decades. Reliefs that once let family businesses, farms
Constructive Dismissal: When Resigning Counts as Dismissal
Most people think of dismissal as being sacked. But in some situations, an employee who resigns can still claim they