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Digital assets are taken into account when dealing with relationship breakdown agreements. Here, Wendy Beacom and Jessica Inman consider some of the issues involved...

Our commercial disputes solicitors explain what rights to light you have in your home and what you can do if these rights are threatened by a proposed development.

Following the recent case of Thomas v Owen (21st March 2023, Cardiff County Court), the link between social media and fundamental dishonesty has been brought to light once again.

As often arises, parties may have been married and divorced overseas but have not been able to resolve all their finances satisfactorily. Shamin Ali, an associate solicitor with TBI’s Private Family Law Team considers the issue in this article.

In February 2012 the All Party Parliamentary Group and Occupational Health & Safety reported on the widespread presence of asbestos in school buildings estimating then that 75% of state schools likely contained asbestos.

The new Charities Act was passed in early 2022 and sought to reduce the unnecessary administrative and financial burden on charities when disposing of land.

Last week we attended the Northern Law Awards as our Private Family were nominated for three awards – Lawyer of the Year, Rising Star, and Team of the Year – Family Law.

The Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme was introduced to compensate innocent victims of violent crimes who have no recourse to compensation against the assailant, usually because the assailant has no monies or properties with which to compensate their victim.

Many individuals who develop RSI as a result of their employment may accept this as an inevitable part of their work. However, employers have a duty to assess, control and manage foreseeable risks in the workplace. If they fail to do so and their employees subsequently develop RSI, they may be liable for negligence.