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Frances Gibb ran an article in the Times on 26 October 2016 about the revelation by Mr Justice Baker that all cases involving the withdrawal of artificial nutrition and hydration (ANH) should [...]

I can’t believe how quickly time flies. But it seems particularly true at this time of year when there is plenty going on. Take last week……

Equine activities can qualify for Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) relief, for example the breeding of horses where land is not involved, together with show jumper investments and potentially [...]

It appeared at one point that the non-dom changes, scheduled for April 2017, might be delayed. After all, surely the government has more important things on the agenda (like Brexit, for [...]

This book is the first collective guidance on this subject and brings together under one umbrella the Code of Practice of the Mental Capacity Act 2005 (Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards), the Law [...]

The existence of Spanish assets in cases handled by UK practitioners can give rise to specific considerations, which can be professionally risky to disregard. A few of the key stages requiring [...]

The new world of transparency in tax information is rapidly taking shape. Already we are told HMRC has received data from over 100 countries about taxpayers. What started out as an American piece [...]