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A recent decision of the ECJ has made it more likely that victims of libel can get all offensive material removed from the internet.

If you have a disabled child, you will no doubt worry about how they will be cared for after you pass away. A trust could be the answer.

There are new rules which govern the size of extensions which can be built without having to apply for planning permission.

A recent case confirms Google's obligations to block unwanted search results.

A recently decided case has clarified how a judge should deal with a case if a party is late for a trial.

The are new regulations in force which executors or administrators of estates need to be aware of.

A new case may make it easier for claimants to bring Inheritance Act claims out of time. Read on to find out more.

Did you know that if you get married, or enter into a civil partnership, your will is almost certainly automatically revoked?

Samuels Solicitors LLP has helped a client defeat a prosecution by the local authority in relation to alleged non compliance with building regulations.

Buyers of leasehold property should ensure they obtain truly independent legal advice before purchasing.

The Times must pay damages to a senior prosecutor after it published criticism of her decision to prosecute a famous cricketer.

Unfair leases have been causing problems for years, but that could be about to change.