The Home Office twitter received backlash over a video that demonised people seeking refuge in the UK, a video which was since taken down. Tom Thrower, Senior Immigration Caseworker, discusses some potential motivations behind their actions.

Working in the heat is uncomfortable, but is it illegal? Andrew Leakey, Head of Commercial & Civil Litigation explains.

Always remember that a Will is made in the present but it only comes into effect after you have died. At that stage it is too late to explain or change anything.

The mishandling of a Will can add stress to an already very emotional situation. Find out how we can help.

Liz Potter, a family law specialist at Jackson Lees, offers essential insights for grandparents looking for advice concerning access to grandchildren after a parental breakup.

Our Family Law expert outlines everything you need to know about parental responsibility, who has it and how you can obtain it.

A view into upcoming parole reform, and what it could mean for you and your loved ones.

In its campaign, the new Government made it clear that its “New Deal for Working People” would be a fundamental part of its future plans, with implementation within 100 days.

Ben Dale, Solicitor in our Family Law team at Jackson Lees, explains the key legal points to consider when organising a trip abroad with your child post separation.