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One of the fastest growing health issues in UK society is the seemingly relentless rise in dementia in the older population.
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Employment tribunal acknowledges complexity in minimum wage calculations, saying there is no single key to unlock every case.
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Mental health issues are high on the agenda, due to Royal family in the Heads Together awareness campaign which has seen the #oktosay hashtag trending.
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Japanese knotweed is affecting more homes, it's worth doing some horticultural homework before you start, whether you're buying or selling.
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Record numbers of disputed Wills are going through the courts as modern families and rising house prices push more to contest unfavourable outcomes.
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The first steps towards preparing the UK for a post-Brexit future were announced by Chancellor Philip Hammond in his Spring Budget
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“common law marriage” unfortunately, such concept simply does not exist and acquire no specific rights as married couples do.
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Maggie Dewhurst, a bike courier with City Sprint, winning her case to be treated as an employee, rather than a self-employed contractor.
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A landmark victory for a woman who won a share of her former partner's pension, likely to add impetus to the drive for greater rights for unmarried couples.
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Suzie Knapman reaches 25 years at Stephen Rimmer LLP, the Family department went to lunch at the local Pomodoro e Mozzarella restaurant in Eastbourne.
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The world is on track for the hottest year since records began and scorching temperatures look to set to return to the UK with 30°C forecasts for August.
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The GMB Union brought the action on behalf of a group of Uber drivers, who are described as self-employed 'partners' by Uber.
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Landlords looking to break a lease have received a blunt reminder of what it takes to serve a valid notice after a legal battle reached the High Court.
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Employees, customers and service users are protected against unlawful discrimination on the grounds of gender reassignment under the Equality Act 2010
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When negotiating contracts Court of Appeal have said even when such a clause is included, it is still possible to amend a contract verbally or by conduct.
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With the sun shining, our thoughts often turn to holidays abroad. And when it's so easy to book online, the attraction is to create a trip that's unique.
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Changes have been made to the way Inheritance Tax is worked out including a new Residential nil rate band
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A Petitioner must show the Court their marriage / civil partnership has irretrievably broken down due to the Respondent's adultery or unreasonable behaviour
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The National Living Wage has been catching headlines since Chancellor George Osborne announced it last summer, but the Government’s target of £9 per hour by 2020 has overshadowed the detail,...
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John Stebbing, partner of Stephen Rimmer LLP, conducts an interview with the Alternative Divorce Directory on the difficulties of divorce
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Recent news headlines have warned employees that social media chat and email conversations at work are open to being read by the boss.
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The first working day in January is commonly known as Divorce Day, when family lawyers receive more enquiries than at any other time of the year.
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John Stebbing presenting the Sovereign FM Young Person of the Year award to Mollie Woodward on 27 November 2015 at All Saint's Chapel Eastbourne.
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Unhappy ex-spouses hoping to get their divorce settlements reviewed following a landmark judgment last month are being urged to check their facts first.
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Rising property prices are helping to fuel increased numbers of inheritance disputes, with second marriages another major contributory factor.
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The Consumer Rights Act 2015 consolidates eight pieces of separate legislation in this area with most of the changes being updates to existing laws.
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News that Employers must permit holiday entitlement to be carried over for up to 18 months if it has been unused due to sickness.
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Implications of Immigration Bill for landlords and their tenants, do you know if they have the right to be in the country legally?
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Mrs Jackson left her estate (worth in the region of £500,000) to three charities, completely writing out her only daughter who is disputing the Will.
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Chancellor George Osborne delivered his first Budget statement under a Tory majority and increased the Inheritance Tax threshold
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