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High Court grants permission to Yahya Assiri to bring a spyware based legal claim against the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia over Pegasus and Quadream cyberattacks
News — 09 October 2024
Government published updated Right To Work Checks Guidance for employers
Blog — 16 February 2018
How many properties in your street are owned by BVI companies? And does it really matter?
On Tuesday the BBC and a number of other news outlets published articles stating that ‘…a quarter of property owned in England and Wales owned by overseas firms is held…
Blog — 09 February 2018
Pardoning the suffragettes: how complicated would it be?
Home Secretary Amber Rudd has said that she will “take a look” at pardoning the women who were jailed while fighting for the right to vote, but that it would…
Blog — 09 January 2018
Living with knife crime: ‘Both my sons have been stabbed’
Jude Lanchin contributed to an article by ‘Beyond the Blade’, a year-long project throughout 2017, headed by the award-winning journalist Gary Younge.
Blog — 20 December 2017
Working time: Shackles coming off or shackles going on?
An article in the Sun on Sunday this week declared: “SHACKLES COME OFF … Ministers plot to scrap EU limits …. Families can earn more by working longer hours”. It…
Blog — 01 December 2017
Times of challenge and controversy: a handy, crowdfunded guide
Article 50 was triggered eight months ago, so a third of the two year period it allows the UK (as a departing EU member state) to secure an agreement on…
Meghan Markle’s journey to British citizenship
It isn’t often that the British royal family and immigration law are mentioned in the same breath but this week the immigration team at Bindmans LLP has unusually been chatting…
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