Public Interest Immunity (PII) is a common law principle allowing a litigant to refuse to disclose evidence to other litigants on the bases that it would be damaging to the public interest. […]
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Our reported case draws attention to the wider implications and ability of dishonest parties to produce fraudulent documents in divorce cases. […]
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Our expert family & divorce team understand the importance of pensions and divorce, and can help you obtain the best outcome. […]
The Women and Equalities Committee released a report with recommendations to reform the law around cohabitation for unmarried couples. […]
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Instructing a solicitor is a sensible action to take when seeking to recover debt owed to you. […]
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The government has recently announced its new plans to automatically refer parties involved in a legal dispute with claims of up to £10,000 to a free hour-long telephone session with a mediator provided by HM Courts & Tribunals Service. […]
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This guide contains some of the more frequently asked tenant eviction questions. Read on to find out the answers to your questions. […]
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