Frequently asked questions about Court of Protection orders

Elkan Abrahamson gave his verdict after the Cabinet Office sought a judicial review over the Inquiry's demands for ministers' WhatsApps

The Cabinet Office has issued an update to the Covid-19 Inquiry as it missed the submission deadline on June 1

You may be thinking about selling your commercial property, but you may not know where to start. We are here to guide you through the process.

On 30th May, the Chair of the UK Covid-19 Inquiry, Baroness Hallett, set out plans to open three further investigations in 2023

With the extra demand pinned on employers when bank holidays come around, some may feel that their employees still need to work – but one of the most asked questions is ‘can I be made to work on a bank holiday?’

At Jackson Lees, we have a specialist Court of Protection team who support clients who require a property and finance deputy or assistance on these types of matters. Find out how we can help you.

A study by LawCare found that anxiety was among the top three reasons legal professionals reached out for support last year. Here our Mental Health Solicitor, Michael Davis, offers helpful tips for the legal profession.

Following the arrests made before and during the coronation last week, Chris Topping, Director & Actions Against the Police Team Leader, asks the question: is this the end of the right to protest?

A solicitor has helped feuding family members win an approved judgment case in an unfortunate scenario. Jackson Lees’ Contentious Probate team, in Liverpool, helped settle an ongoing family feud over issues with a will.

The next set of EPC regulations came into force on 1st April 2023 and it is vital that you as a Landlord, have an understanding of what these changes mean and the impact they will have.