Luigi Mangione State Trial Date Announced
The state trial date for Luigi Mangione has been officially scheduled, marking a significant development in this high-profile US legal proceeding.
Category : Property Law
Digital Rental Applications Spark Privacy Concerns
Renters in Australia face growing data privacy risks as online applications collect sensitive personal information, with experts warning of potential misuse and lack of regulation.
Banker Loses £4m Despite Prenup in High Court Case
A High Court ruling slashed a banker's divorce payout by £4m despite a prenuptial agreement, highlighting that financial misconduct during marriage can override such contracts.
Oregon Supreme Court Ruling on Attorney Shortage
The Oregon Supreme Court has issued a ruling addressing the state's severe attorney shortage, impacting legal services and access to justice.
Epstein's Legal Profession Ties Explored
An in-depth look at Jeffrey Epstein's connections within the legal profession, revealing key figures and implications for UK legal ethics and accountability.
Courts Adopt Leveson Reforms in Criminal Justice Overhaul
Courts across England and Wales are set to implement key reforms from the Leveson Inquiry, aiming to enhance transparency and fairness in the criminal justice system.
Leasehold Service Charge Law Demands Urgent Reform
Leaseholders have minimal control over service charges, with managing agents often failing to provide transparent accounts, while legal obligations force payment before challenge.
London Teacher in Land Row Over 1.1m of Garden
A West London grandmother and teacher is embroiled in a bitter boundary dispute with a neighbour who allegedly removed her fence and damaged her hot tub deck, claiming 1.1 metres of her garden.
Renters Trade Privacy for Housing in Digital Era
Renters across the UK face mounting privacy risks as real estate tech platforms demand extensive personal data while failing to implement adequate security measures.
Unconventional Households Redefine Family Life
From multi-generational homes to co-owned farmhouses, people worldwide are embracing alternative living arrangements that challenge traditional notions of family and combat loneliness through shared support.
Teacher's Garden Row: Neighbour 'Stole 1.1m of Land'
A retired teacher in Hayes, west London, claims her neighbour has stolen 1.1 metres of her garden, causing £2,000 damage and turning her dream outdoor space into a bitter boundary dispute.
Sydney Heiress Denies New Charges Over Rolls-Royce Crash
High-profile Chinese heiress Lanlan Yang pleads not guilty to two additional charges related to a serious July car crash in Sydney's east, while admitting to a bail breach.
Labour Must Strengthen Leasehold Reforms
Analysis of Labour's leasehold reform proposals, including ground rent caps and the need for bolder action against property investors to protect homeowners.
AI Legal Tech Boom Sparks UK Trademark Wars
The surge in AI-focused legal technology companies in the UK is leading to increased trademark disputes as firms compete for distinctive branding in a crowded market.
Pensioner Evicted Over 1ft Land Dispute With Neighbour
A 77-year-old woman has been forcibly removed from her home after a bitter five-year legal battle with her neighbour over a 12-inch strip of land in Poole, Dorset.
Barrister on Low Pay, Justice System Honesty
Exclusive interview with barrister Benjamin Knight on the financial struggles of criminal law, unpredictable income, and the need for honesty in the justice system.
Ground Rent Cap Announced in Major Leasehold Reform
Housing Secretary Steve Reed announces ground rents will be capped at £250 annually before dropping to peppercorn rates, benefiting millions of leaseholders in England and Wales.
Pensioner Evicted Over 1ft Land Row With Neighbour
A 77-year-old woman has been forcibly removed from her home following a bitter five-year legal dispute with her neighbour over a 12-inch boundary issue in Poole, Dorset.
Leasehold Reform: Ground Rent Capped, New Flats Banned
Major property reforms in England and Wales will cap ground rent at £250 annually, ban new leasehold flats, and introduce commonhold rights for homeowners.
Landlord Fined £15k for Dangerous Unlicensed HMO
A Barnet landlord has been fined over £15,000 for operating an unlicensed HMO in Kilburn with blocked fire escapes, mould, and significant disrepair found during council inspection.
Judge Cautions Jurors on Barron Trump's Account in London Attack Trial
A judge has advised jurors to treat Barron Trump's account of his friend's alleged assault in London with caution, citing potential bias. The trial involves serious charges against Matvei Rumiantsev.
Brooklyn Beckham Wedding Sparks Pre-Nup Debate
The discussion around Brooklyn Beckham's marriage highlights why wealthy parents often intervene in pre-nuptial agreements to protect family assets and ensure legal clarity.
Mangione's Lawyers Battle Evidence in CEO Murder Case
Luigi Mangione's defense team aims to suppress evidence from his arrest, including an alleged murder weapon, in the trial for the killing of United HealthCare CEO Brian Thompson.
Family Court Crisis: Experts Demand Custody Reform
Leading experts call for urgent reform of the UK's adversarial family court system, highlighting concerns about parental alienation terminology and advocating for shared parenting models.
Man Pleads Guilty to 13-Year Drugging and Rape of Wife
Philip Young, 49, pleaded guilty to 48 charges including rape and administering substances against his ex-wife over 13 years, as she watched in court.
Man Denies Anger Over Barron Trump Call in Rape Trial
Matvei Rumiantsev, accused of assault and rape, testifies he wasn't angry about a FaceTime call from Donald Trump's son during the alleged London incident.
Barron Trump's 999 Call Over Friend's Alleged UK Assault
Donald Trump's son Barron told a London court he was 'racing with adrenaline' after watching a friend allegedly assaulted over FaceTime, prompting a dramatic emergency call.
Lammy's Law Firm Interest Seizure Sparks Outrage
Justice Secretary David Lammy faces backlash over proposals to confiscate interest earned on law firm client accounts, with industry warnings of firm closures and fee hikes.
Purple House Neighbour Stalls Home Sale: What to Do
A homeowner struggles to sell their property due to a neighbour's bright purple paint job. Experts explain legal thresholds, planning permission, and strategies to address this unique property dispute.
Handyman Murdered Customer Over Court Claim
A handyman allegedly murdered and robbed a customer who was suing him for £2,100, using scissors and cable ties in a brutal attack at the victim's Dartford flat.
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