Teachers’ Pensions: will legal action be taken over the transfer value delays? (MoneyWeek)
10 January 2025
A law firm is investigating potential legal action regarding significant delays within the Teachers’ Pension Scheme.
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Divorce Day: Family lawyers on how to have a better separation (Spear’s)
6 January 2025
The start of a new year often sparks reflection and resolutions, prompting some to address challenges in their…
Supreme Court - A Win for Charities in CFA Success Fee Ruling
19 December 2024
The Supreme Court has just delivered an early Christmas present for charities by overturning the Court of…
The direction of family law (Today’s Family Lawyer)
12 December 2024
Lisa Payne, an associate at Wilsons Solicitors LLP, was at a recent family law masterclass for law students at…
Preparing for the new employment rights bill without breaking the bank (Elite Business)
11 December 2024
The Employment Rights Bill could cost businesses up to £5 billion annually, raising concerns among small…
A family lawyer’s perspective on Labour’s first budget (Today’s Family Lawyer)
15 November 2024
The recent budget by Labour has sparked widespread concern and speculation, particularly around anticipated tax changes.
Wilsons included in The Times Best Law Firms 2025
7 November 2024
Wilsons are thrilled to be included in The Times Best Law Firms 2025 for another year running.
Wilsons Solicitors launches ‘one lawyer, one couple’ solution
1 November 2024
South-west and London law firm Wilsons Solicitors has launched its new service which gives separating couples…
Autumn Statement 2024 – tax policy announcements
31 October 2024
The key changes in the Autumn Statement are listed below.
