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Share Buybacks: how to get them right and avoid complications on a future sale

Selling shares in a company is a complex legal process which can be further complicated if errors in a companys share ownership history are identified by a buyer in its due diligence process. One issue...
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Fake reviews: a new banned practice

Since the 6th April 2025, fake reviews, that is, any consumer review that purports to be, but is not, based on a persons genuine experience are illegal. The new rules come as part of the...
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Sands calls for improved patient information and triage response to reduced fetal movements in pregnancy

Leading UK stillbirth and neonatal death charity, Sands, has called for improvements in the information and maternity triage responses that pregnant women and birthing people receive in relation to reduced fetal movements in pregnancy. Fetal...
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Stages of diabetic foot ulcers: From early signs to advanced complications

An ulcer is a medical term for an open sore. Foot ulcers can often take a long time to heal, especially in individuals with diabetes. People with diabetes often suffer with diabetic neuropathy, which can...
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Deputies, Attorneys and Ethical Investing: Can ESG Reflect Best Interests?

When you’re acting as a trustee, deputy, or attorney, particularly in a lay capacity, you’re often making decisions that go far beyond numbers on a page. Managing someone else’s money is a serious responsibility, and...
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Data anonymisation: The ICO’s latest compliance guidance

On 28th March 2025, the Information Commissioners Office (ICO) released new guidance on data anonymisation. Effective anonymisation techniques can be used to draw data outside the scope of the UK GDPR and facilitating data sharing...
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Jurisdiction clauses: can asymmetry work in your favour?

˜Asymmetric jurisdiction arises when a contractual clause requires one party to conduct any litigation in one court while allowing the other party a choice of forum for litigation. Such clauses are a common feature of...
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WITNESS APPEAL – Have you worked at Ponswood industrial estate?

Boyes Turner Solicitors are instructed by Christine following her mesothelioma diagnosis in October 2024. Christine worked for MK Electric Ltd in the tax year of 1973/74 in the company’s factory based on the Ponswood Industrial...
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Rehabilitation story – Rescue, recovery and restoration after severe head injury

After a catastrophic car crash, my client, Chris* was left with severe brain injury from the trauma to his head which had staved inwards a large section of his skull. He was taken by the...
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Meet the Team Iqrah Tamimi

What made you go into law? I’ve always enjoyed studying law, ever since I took it at A-level. I was fascinated by how the legal system works and how it applies to real-life situations. That...
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Accessible travel planning for Court of Protection families

As someone who genuinely loves flying, the whole airport experience, from check-in to take-off, is a source of excitement for me, even before the holiday begins. I often receive puzzled looks when I tell people...
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Supreme Court clarifies definition ofwoman under Equality Act 2010 in landmark ruling

In a landmark case, the Supreme Court has ruled that the definition ofwoman for the purpose of the Equality Act 2010 (EqA 2010) means abiological woman and does not include an individual with a Gender...
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The Supreme Court’s gender ruling: What it means

What happens when a seemingly dry piece of Scottish legislation leads to a Supreme Court ruling that defines what it legally means to be a man or woman?
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EHRC guidance on single-sex facilities after Supreme Court ruling: What employers must do

The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has issued some interim guidance highlighting the main consequences of the recent ruling by the Supreme court in For Women Scotland v The Scottish Ministers thatsex meansbiological sex...
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British Heart Foundation (BHF) highlights CVD risks for women, socially deprived and ethnic groups

Leading heart health charity, the British Heart Foundation (BHF), has published a report highlighting the impact of deprivation, gender and ethnicity on cardiovascular disease (CVD) care. The number of people dying from cardiovascular (heart and...
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Statutory books: what are they and why are they important?

What are statutory books? Often referred to interchangeably asstatutory registers,company books orcompany records, pursuant to the Companies Act 2006, UK companies are required to hold and maintain registers and other records. These must provide a...
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