With the Labour party at the wheel, Private Client lawyers are starting to worry about potential changes to Inheritance Tax (IHT) rules. The Labour party campaigned on a promise of wealth redistribution and improving life for the majority, but recent comments from the Chancellor suggest that tax hikes, including tweaks to IHT, might be in the pipeline for the next budget.

When a firearm-owning individual dies, the responsibility for those weapons falls to their Executor. Given the strict gun control laws in the UK, failure to handle these firearms correctly can result in severe legal consequences and potential safety risks.

Matthew Davies, Partner and Head of Business Immigration provides a round-up of latest business immigration news.

The debate surrounding assisted dying is both ethically sensitive and legally complex. While the law currently prohibits assisted suicide under the Suicide Act 1961, recent developments and societal shifts have reignited discussions on reform.

One of the grounds for challenging the validity of a will is that the person who made the will did not have the relevant mental capacity to understand his actions.

Cancer is a broad term for a variety of diseases which can affect nearly every part of the body. It obvious to say early detection is crucial for improving survival rates and quality of life. However, some cancers remain difficult to diagnose, either because of their subtle symptoms, the lack of effective screening tools, or how they mimic other less serious conditions.

Technology is becoming an ever-increasing presence in our daily lives. From the moment we wake up, to the moment we hit the pillow again, a bright screen is never more than an arm’s length away.

Agriculture may be the (second?) oldest profession, but it is one that remains ever relevant to modern day life.

Miss Joyce Relton was 93 when she died in August of 2014, leaving a will which gave her house (the most valuable asset she owned) to a “very dear friend”. The rest of her estate was divided amongst her surviving relatives.

A litigation friend is someone who helps a “protected person” with their legal issues.