Family Judge’s Overheard Comments on Zoom Gave Appearance of Bias
Remote hearings via Zoom, Skype and other communications software have made it possible for the family justice system to continue functioning during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Court Acts Fast to Save Airport Logistics Group From COVID-19 Insolvency
Many companies are struggling to survive amidst the COVID-19 pandemic but, so far as judges are concerned, it is a case of all hands to the pump to save what can be saved.
COVID-19 and Parental Contact With Children in Care – Guideline Ruling
How, if at all, is the duty of local authorities to allow children in their care reasonable contact with their parents affected by social distancing rules arising from the COVID-19 pandemic?
Modern Slavery – Trafficked Cannabis Cultivator’s Conviction Quashed
Human trafficking is an evil trade and victims of slavery are often compelled to engage in criminal activities on their arrival in Britain.
Proceeds of Crime – Identity Thief Stripped of Cash and Swiss Watches
Identity theft is a blight on society and far from being a victimless crime. Perpetrators can expect to be stripped of their ill-gotten gains.
Professionally Drafted Wills Cannot Guarantee Harmony – But They Can Help
Even the most carefully considered Will cannot guarantee that harmony will prevail amongst your loved ones after you are gone.
Judge Breaks Deadlock Between Unmarried Ex-Couple With Children
When long-term relationships between unmarried couples break down, disentangling their property and financial affairs can be challenging…
Children of Heart Attack Victim Can Pursue ‘Nervous Shock’ Damages Claims
Anyone who witnesses a shocking event may suffer psychiatric injuries as a result – but should they be compensated if that event arises from negligence?
Social Media Posts Set To Private Can Still Land You in Trouble!
It is an enduring misconception that internet users can post whatever they like on their social media profiles so long as they are set to ‘private’.
Home-Made Wills May Save a Few Pounds But Store Up Trouble for the Future
Home-made Wills may save you a few pounds in the short term, but dispensing with legal advice greatly increases the risk of painful disputes arising after you are gone.