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With COP27 getting underway in Egypt, James Young, a Partner in our Commercial Property team, explores how commercial landlords can offer innovative solutions, to ensure everyone is playing their part.

The UK Government has announced that it has no plans to reform the laws relating to financial remedy and succession for cohabiting couples in England and Wales. But what does that mean?

Having taken control only a week ago, Elon Musk is currently on a mission to reduce Twitter’s 8,000 strong workforce by as much as 50%. Employees are already being locked out of their remote desktops, while they await an email – if it goes to their work email account, they have a job, if it goes to their private email account, they don’t. Just like that. From an external perspective, there appear to be no attempts to comply with the requirements of UK employment law.

Delays in probate applications continue to cause headaches for bereaved families. Afonwy Howell-Pryce, an associate solicitor in our Wills & Probate team, reflects on the lengthy delays that are impacting bereaved families across the UK.

We’re proud to be supporting Cancer Research UK through their Free Will service.

The recent furore surrounding Kanye West (or 'Ye', as he now prefers to be known) brought a sharp focus on the brands he was associated with.

Following the publication of The Kirkup Independent Inquiry into East Kent Maternity Services yesterday, Adele Wilde from our Clinical Negligence team takes a look at how the inquiry came about, what it discovered and what lessons need to be learned.

On World Mental Health Day, we take a look at some ways to maintain your mental health in the work place, which includes some links to external resources, so that you can get further information, if you need it.

If you are living with your partner, it is important to have a Lasting Power of Attorney in place, should the worst happen.

Today (October 6th 2020) is World Cerebral Palsy Day, an opportunity to recognise and celebrate the 17 million people around the world who are living with cerebral palsy.

Cerebral palsy (CP) is a condition that is very close to our hearts here at Harding Evans, having supported the Cerebral Palsy Wales (formerly Bobath Cymru) charity for over ten years.

Bowel cancer screening will be made available to more people in Wales from today (5th October), as home testing is expanded to include 55 to 57 year olds.