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Post Brexit Rights – another Windrush Scandal?

Post Brexit Rights – another Windrush Scandal?

On 11 March 2021 The High Court rejected a legal bid to extend the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS). The Joint Council for the Wel…
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Success for trustees with the use of section 32 of the Trustee Act 1925 (Womble Bond Dickinson Trust Company v Glenn)

Success for trustees with the use of section 32 of the Trustee Act 1925 (Womble Bond Dickinson Trust Company v Glenn)

Jessica Henson and Charlotte Henshall, Partner and Associate and leading trusts litigationlawyers at Payne Hicks Beach, acted…
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WBD(TC) LTD v Glenn [2021] EWHC 624 (Ch) – A rare study of the statutory power of advancement

WBD(TC) LTD v Glenn [2021] EWHC 624 (Ch) – A rare study of the statutory power of advancement

As Benito Mussolini proclaimed himself “Il Duce” of Italy, and Virginia Woolf was streaming consciousness in Mrs Dalloway, a…
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Non-Court dispute resolution and cost-proportionate litigation

Non-Court dispute resolution and cost-proportionate litigation

The recent decision in WL and HL (Rev 1) [2021] EWFC B10 has shone a light on the importance of relying on non-court dispute…
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How to obtain a Global Talent visa

How to obtain a Global Talent visa

Introduced in February 2020 to replace the Tier 1 (Exceptional Talent) route, the Global Talent visa is thought to be simply…
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LexisNexis: Undertakings are no guarantee of permanent injunction (Ranger v Pycraft)

LexisNexis: Undertakings are no guarantee of permanent injunction (Ranger v Pycraft)

Article by Dominic Crossley, Partner and Head of Dispute Resolution and privacy and media law specialist lawyer, and Evelyn C…
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Hybrid working and the bumpy road firms are facing

Hybrid working and the bumpy road firms are facing

Comments by Kim Crangle, Associate in the Employment department at Payne Hicks Beach, on some of the legal challenges employe…
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Covid’s horrific toll on families: ‘Alarm bells should be ringing’ – Nick Manners quoted in the Daily Mail

Covid’s horrific toll on families: ‘Alarm bells should be ringing’ – Nick Manners quoted in the Daily Mail

The Daily Mail quotes Nick Manners, Partner in the Family department at Payne Hicks Beach, in its article addressing the deva…
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Alarming increase in domestic violence due to lockdown – Nick Manners for The Times

Alarming increase in domestic violence due to lockdown – Nick Manners for The Times

Commentary by Nick Manners, Partner in the Family department at Payne Hicks Beach, on domestic violence cases increasing duri…
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The Spear’s Property Lawyers Index 2021

The Spear’s Property Lawyers Index 2021

We are delighted that specialist property lawyers, Andrew Berry Partner and Head of Property, Emma Copestake Property Partner…
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Payne Hicks Beach and Coram’s Field’s Charity: A Partnership – fundraising, supporting, mentoring

Payne Hicks Beach and Coram’s Field’s Charity: A Partnership – fundraising, supporting, mentoring

Payne Hicks Beach continues to work closely with Coram’s Fields Charity which it has supported for many years. The firm is de…
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‘Kicking the can down the road’: eviction ban extended – Scott Goldstein for The Law Society Gazette

‘Kicking the can down the road’: eviction ban extended – Scott Goldstein for The Law Society Gazette

Commentary by Scott Goldstein, Partner in the Dispute Resolution department and property litigation specialist at Payne Hicks…
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