Hinduja v Hinduja judgment (Today’s Wills & Probate)
9 January 2023
The Court of Protection (CoP) usually sits in public but with reporting restrictions which generally prevent…
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Family law: What to expect in 2023 (Today’s Family Lawyer)
23 December 2022
Divorce, parental alienation, cohabitation, surrogacy – just a handful of the areas that were under family…
2022: Wilsons in the News
21 December 2022
In 2022 our legal experts were featured in several national publications including The Times, The Daily…
Conservation covenants – the future of BNG?
16 December 2022
Covenants affecting land can provide invaluable mechanisms for landowners to require something to be done, or…
Changes Proposed to Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs) (STEP)
8 December 2022
The Government are considering big changes this week to the way Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs) can be made…
Dyslexic shop worker made redundant for inaccuracies in emails was discriminated against, tribunal rules (People Magazine)
5 December 2022
A dyslexic store layout planner was dismissed and discriminated against when she was selected for a redundancy…
Have children been forgotten in the family justice system? (LexisNexis)
29 November 2022
‘What about me?’ was the title of the report of the Family Solutions Group two years ago in November 2020.
Court backlogs are ruining lives, says Wilsons Solicitors during ‘Good Divorce Week’
29 November 2022
The Wilsons’ Family Law team are supporting Good Divorce Week (28 Nov – 2 Dec), an annual awareness…
Sole traders face being named if they took out Covid-19 loan (small business)
28 November 2022
Name and shame: thousands of sole traders could be caught up in bid to publish names of every small business…
