Joss acted for the claimants in Larsen & Anor v Annan [2023] EWHC 662 (Ch) in a claim for financial provision under the Inheritance (Provision for Families and Dependants) Act 1975 in the High Court in

A decision of Master McQuail regarding a disclosure application made by the residuary beneficiary of a deceased’s estate against the executors and trustees of that estate.

Peter Wadsley acted for West Oxfordshire District Council in one aspect of the long-running planning dispute between Jeremy Clarkson and the Council.   This concerned an enforcement notice issued by the Council to stop the use of

The Court of Appeal has handed down judgment in the case of Davies v Bridgend County Borough Council [2023] EWCA Civ 80. They have overturned the first instance decision of DJ Fouracre, and the first appeal decision

James Pearce-Smith represented defendants in substantial claim (>£1m) for damages for misrepresentation and breach of warranty brought by the overseas purchaser of the majority of shares in a Birmingham waste recycling company.  The claim involved allegations

Rachel Russell represented the Cardiff and Vale University Health Board at a 5-day inquest into the deaths of two nurses from COVID-19.  Both GR and DD had contracted COVID and sadly died at an early stage of

Charlie Newington-Bridges was instructed by Aaron and Partners LLP, to act for Ms Davies (‘the Petitioner’) in respect of her s994 Companies Act 2006 unfair prejudice petition to the High Court seeking a buy-out of shares in two

Head of Divorce & Financial Remedy, Zoë Saunders was led by Alexander Learmonth KC acting for the appellant in the Court of Appeal in high profile TOLATA case of Hudson v Hathway [2022] EWCA Civ 1648.

An 18 year old sought adoption by his paternal family members, who had been his de facto parents since he was a small child, after his mother killed his father. The application had been made just

Jody Atkinson appeared for the father in this appeal to the Upper Tribunal, instructed by Stowe Family Law. The father had a road haulage business which he ran through a limited company. The mother complained about the amount

Adam Boyle appeared for the Respondent in the recent case of Philpott v Bovisand Park Limited before the FTT, Property Chamber, Land Registration division. The case addressed whether a use can be “nec precario” if the user

Justin Valentine was instructed by Enable Law to act in an unusual case where serious sciatic nerve injury was sustained by the claimant shortly after her birth in the mid-1960s, but where she only became aware