Articles & Insights

Major reforms to unfair dismissal law are expected to take effect from January 2027, including a shorter qualifying period and the removal of the statutory cap on compensatory awards. This article explains what the changes mean in practice and why employers should review their procedures before the new legal landscape arrives.

As artificial intelligence reshapes professional work, many students and parents are asking whether law remains a worthwhile career. Christopher Eddison-Cogan considers why legal judgement, strategic thinking and human understanding may become even more valuable in the age of AI.

High-conflict divorce rarely escalates because of legal issues alone. Emotional pressure, perceived unfairness, fear and adversarial momentum can gradually transform separation into prolonged and exhausting conflict.

If a parent or relative has died in Australia and you are dealing with their estate from the UK, the legal and practical steps can feel unclear. This guide explains how cross-border inheritance works, what to expect, and how to begin accessing assets.

Uncertainty about cost often delays will writing. This article explains what affects the price of a will in England and Wales, when professional advice is worthwhile, and how to keep costs proportionate without creating risk.

Legal matters are not just about following process. This article explores how strategy, judgement and timing often shape the outcome in redundancy, wills, divorce and child arrangements.