News — 27 May 2025

Katie Wheatley quoted in trio of articles on Independent Sentencing Review

Katie Wheatley, Head of our Crime, Fraud and Regulatory team, has been quoted in Solicitors Journal, New Law Journal and Edward Fennell’s Legal Diary. She speaks on the long-standing issues…

News — 23 May 2025

Leaseholder groups join forces to oppose High Court challenge 

The leasehold system has been described as ‘inherently flawed and exploitative’ or, more bluntly, as ‘fleecehold’.  Steps to address the inequality between land owners, that control and manage land, and  tenants,…

News — 19 May 2025

Tanya Goldfarb comments in Global Mobility Lawyer

Tanya Goldfarb, Head of our Business Immigration team, has been quoted in the Global Mobility Lawyer article, Immigration white paper sends message that the UK is “closed for business”. This…

News — 15 May 2025

Police watchdog determines that officers who assaulted actor Reece Richards should not face disciplinary proceedings.

Today the IOPC published the outcome of its investigation into the complaints of Reece Richards, who suffered a violent arrest and detention by officers of the Metropolitan Police on 4…

News — 14 May 2025

Changes to the process for meeting the English language requirement for some Visa routes

On 1 May 2025, the Home Office updated the English language requirement website pages for the visa routes that require an applicant to meet an English language threshold. Demonstrating a…

News — 14 May 2025

The proposals put forward by the Office for Students obligating higher education providers to treat students fairly

Alison Fredericks, solicitor in our Education law team, discusses the proposals by the Office for Students on promoting fairness in the treatment of students in connection with the provision of…