Dolly Parton built a $450m empire. What happens to it now?
Music legend’s death is a timely reminder of the importance of legacy planning.
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The 'applicable law' fault line running through the Channel
A new development could have finally resolved issues around English wills and French property.
Prince Harry: ‘conduct outside the norm’
Indemnity costs decision reaffirms importance of taking great care when advancing claims alleging dishonesty, fraud, bad faith or commercially unacceptable conduct.
How to sell lemonade legally
’Law-abiding barrister’ Daniel Sokol reflects on the bureaucratic hurdles he had to leap to set up a market stall.
This Woodville scandal is going to be huge
Failed litigation funder seems to have raised £390 million from investors. Many seem to be regretting it.
Best of the blogs - 22 August 2026
Missed our blogs this week? Here’s our top five…
Navigating music rights for James Bond's next mission
IP lawyer provides an insight into his work advising composer David Arnold on the theme song for video game 007 First Light.
MoJ must grasp interest on client account scheme
Andy Burnham’s administration has an early and inexpensive opportunity to enhance access to justice.
Assets of community value reform gives community groups teeth
The balance between community interests and private ownership is shifting: businesses should assess their exposure now.
We need to rethink our approach to Football Banning Orders
Current regulations do not make a big enough distinction between organised disorder and lower-level offending.