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How Courts View Litigation Funding Agreements

  August 17, 2026
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Wooden gavel resting on a dark surface next to a book, representing court and legal rulings
Third-party funding of civil cases is now firmly established in English law of civil procedure. Legal Standing of Funding Agreements Third-party funding [...]

What happens if you miss the 31 January self-assessment deadline?

  January 28, 2026
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Pen resting on tax forms and a mileage log book during tax season
Missing the 31 January Self-Assessment deadline can quickly become costly, but understanding the consequences helps you act fast and limit the damage. This [...]

It’s Time These LPA Myths Were Quashed

  September 25, 2025
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Elderly couple reviewing documents together at home, as they might when planning a lasting power of attorney
Photo by Vitaly Gariev on Unsplash Lasting Powers of Attorney, or LPAs, are one of those legal tools that almost everyone has heard of, yet plenty of people [...]

Can an Attorney Cancel Their LPA Appointment?

  August 23, 2025
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A person signing a document with a pen, much like completing formal LPA paperwork
Photo by Haim Charbit on Unsplash In the UK, a Lasting Power of Attorney allows someone to appoint one or more people to make decisions on their behalf if [...]

Hiring The Right Solicitor

  March 25, 2022
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Everyone in the United States has the legal right to act as their own attorney before the court – and it’s not difficult to find the resources on the [...]