Family Farm Dispute in the UK: Son Sues Father Over £2.3 Million Farm Ownership Arrangement
Family farm inheritance dispute raises questions over informal agreements We recently reviewed a family law dispute involving a £2.3 million agricultural farm in the UK, where a son brought a claim against his elderly father over the ownership structure of the property. The case raises important legal issues around informal agreements, property ownership, and inheritance […]
Can an Employer Withdraw a Job Offer in the UK? Legal Risks of Offer Withdrawal, Employment Contracts and Compensation Rights
When a job offer is withdrawn – can you claim compensation? Receiving a job offer is often an exciting milestone, particularly after a long interview process, background checks, and negotiations. For many, it feels like the start of a new chapter. However, complications can arise when an employer suddenly withdraws a job offer, especially after […]
King’s Speech 2026: Government Outlines Major Immigration and Asylum Reforms
Last week, King Charles delivered the King’s Speech at the State Opening of Parliament, setting out the government’s legislative priorities for the coming year. Among the key announcements was the Immigration and Asylum Bill, aimed at restoring public confidence in the UK’s borders and delivering what ministers describe as a “firm but fair” immigration system. […]
Lisa’s Law Included in Age UK and Ageing Well Southwark Directories
We are delighted to announce that our firm has been listed by Age UK, the UK’s leading charity for older people, and Ageing Well Southwark, a partnership of charities commissioned by Southwark Council, as a trusted provider of legal services covering Lasting Powers of Attorney, wills, and probate. These are areas of law […]
BlueSky Greet Fraud Victims: Urgent 22nd May 2026 Court Deadline to Recover Assets Under UK Law
The High Court of Justice has made directions in proceedings concerning assets linked to Tianjin Lantian Gerui Electronic Technology Ltd and the wider “BlueSky Greet” matter. The proceedings involve applications under section 281 of the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002, by individuals who contend that they have a proprietary interest in property subject to civil […]
Future-Proofing Buy to Let Investments Following the Renters’ Rights Act 2025
The UK buy to let market is entering a new era. The introduction of the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 represents one of the most significant reforms to residential lettings in decades, fundamentally reshaping the relationship between landlords and tenants. For property investors, the reforms introduce both challenges and opportunities. While increased regulation and compliance obligations […]
Welcome Sabina
We are delighted to welcome Sabina Chan, who joins our growing conveyancing team as a Legal Assistant at Lisa’s Law. Sabina completed her LLB at The Chinese University of Hong Kong and later completed her MA Law with Distinction at The University of Law. She also passed the SQE1 in January 2026. In terms of […]
Welcome Julie
It gives us great pleasure to welcome Julie Ju to Lisa’s Law. Julie joins us as a Legal Assistant within our Conveyancing team. Julie obtained her LLB from East China University of Political Science and Law and LLM from King’s College London, where she developed a particular interest in privacy law. During her studies, she […]
Common Divorce Myths in England and Wales: What the Law Actually Says
Although divorce is a familiar topic in both public discourse and popular culture, there are significant misconceptions about how it actually works in practice in England and Wales. These misunderstandings can create confusion and unnecessary stress during an already challenging time. This article addresses some of the most common divorce myths and provides clarity on […]
Supreme Court Draws the Line: When ‘Plant’ Isn’t Plant for Tax Relief
HMRC v Orsted West of Duddon Sands (UK) Ltd is a landmark Supreme Court dispute that concerns whether substantial pre-construction costs incurred by offshore windfarm operators qualify for capital allowances for offshore windfarms under the Capital Allowances Act 2001. Written by Yitong Guo, Senior Associate Solicitor Background Ørsted is a group of companies ultimately […]