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How Important is an Arbitration Clause? A Small Line with Big Consequences

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In the rush of finalising commercial contracts, an arbitration clause can often be overlooked. They are treated as standard boilerplate and often barely negotiated and discussed. But that single paragraph could one day control how your dispute is heard and come as a surprise down the road. It’s Not Just “Whether,” It’s “How” Arbitration is […]

Guide to Buying a New Build Home

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Many people like new build properties, as they are tailored to modern living, offering the latest energy-efficient features, customisable finishes, and warranties that provide peace of mind for years to come that are tailored to modern living. This article is written by Solicitor Cassandra Ngu to provide a general introduction to the process of buying […]

Gig economy employers forced to conduct right to work checks

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As part of their desire to control immigration and clamp down on illegal working, the UK government is introducing requirements for companies in the gig economy to carry out checks ensuring that their workers have the right to work in the UK. For the first time, these checks will bring such employers in line with […]

Woman falsely accused of being dead in highly unusual probate case: Ashimola v Samuel

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Imagine finding out you’ve been declared legally dead – and someone else now controls your property. This unsettling scenario unfolded in the case of Ashimola & Anor v Samuel & Anor [2025] EWHC 502 (Ch), where the High Court unravelled a calculated and deeply troubling fraud. A British woman, Ms June Ashimola, was falsely declared […]

Repair obligations – who is responsible for repairs, the landlord or tenant?

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Disrepair issues are a common and significant concern in landlord and tenant relationships. Water leakage and the presence of mould are among the most common disrepair issues complained about by tenants. Meanwhile, disputes concerning property condition, defects, and repair obligations can quickly escalate and lead to litigation. Repair obligations are therefore important to take into […]

Major UK Visa Fees Increase from April 2025 – What You Need to Know

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This month’s so-called “Awful April” has seen bill rises for millions across the country. For those planning to apply for a UK visa, this is no exception. The UK government has announced that, from 9th April 2025, multiple visa categories’ Home Office fees will increase, including visitor visas, family visas, and indefinite leave to remain. […]

New Statement of Changes in Immigration Rules HC 733

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On 12 March 2025, the Home Office published a new Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules HC 733, with amendments taking effect between 12 March and 13 August 2025. Key updates include new visa requirements for nationals from Trinidad and Tobago, changes to the Skilled Worker route, Ukraine Schemes, EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS), and […]

Case Study: How to Overcome Family Visit Visa Refusals and Secure Approval

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We recently received a number of enquiries from clients who faced UK family visit visa refusals on their applications, often on the grounds of “immigration intent” or issues relating to their bank statements. Such refusals can be disheartening and disrupt long-awaited reunions with loved ones. Fortunately, with the professional assistance of Lisa’s Law, these clients […]