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Last week, Chancellor Sajid Javid confirmed that curbing death duties was on his mind, after Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick backed a cut to Inherita...

The issue of Brexit is still very much a moving feast, and while the government ‘Get Ready for Brexit’ website aims to help individuals an...

Justice secretary, Robert Buckland QC has said the proposed increase in probate fees will no longer be pursued.

Debilitating knee injury and gin – how are these connected you might ask!  Well the Food and Drink Networking Club learnt exactly how, from the family...

Among pages of stories about the death of the high street, it’s the company voluntary arrangements (CVAs) entered into by the big retailers that have ...

On World Mental Health Day, Thomson Snell & Passmore reflects on what mental health means for our clinical negligence and personal injury clients. 

In a recent article for RICS’ Property Journal, Matthew Grogan explores the key points parties entering into a joint venture need to consider when it ...

James Parratt recently offered advice to a Sunday Times reader, regarding a rental situation. The reader in question had recently put down a deposit t...

Government cut backs in the public sector mean it is now more expensive and takes longer for a court to deal with a financial application within divor...

At the end of this month, the UK is set to leave the European Union. The Government still hopes for a deal but it remains to be seen whether an adequa...

The town of Tunbridge Wells in Kent will, at last, see some activity on the Former ABC Cinema site, come the end of the year.

Government cut backs in the public sector have had an impact on family cases.  It now takes longer and is more expensive to resolve a case through the...