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Tackling extra-familial exploitation in public law

An examination of recent national inquiries, legislative gaps, and why legal frameworks struggle with extra-familial harm

BCLP announces new partner in London

BCLP has welcomed Sian Williams as a new partner in its Corporate Transaction practice in London, enhancing its expertise and capacity for client support across...

Domestic & General v Premier Protect Holdings: High Court finds two men in contempt over warranty scam

High Court finds two businessmen in contempt for false evidence in warranty scam case.

Domus Living v Edward VII Estates: tribunal discharges restrictive covenant on Midhurst heritage estate

Tribunal discharges a planning covenant after finding no evidence the landowner would be harmed.

TG Jones High Street: court sanctions restructuring plans for former WH Smith business

High Court sanctions restructuring plans rescuing the TG Jones high street business from insolvency.

Edward v North London NHS Foundation Trust: EAT rules on limits of tribunal consent orders

EAT holds a tribunal cannot make a consent order once a party withdraws agreement.

Delaney v Secretary of State: partial permission to appeal granted in caravan site enforcement dispute

Court grants permission to appeal on planning permission implementation and enforcement notice timing issues.

Steven Armstrong v Information Commissioner: tribunal upholds NHS Resolution's refusal to confirm expert reports

Tribunal confirms information requester's own claim details count as his personal data under FOIA.