Case Law Developments

As part of a six year-long investigation by the Swiss authorities, CHF 130 million in forfeited assets will be returned to Uzbekistan

While the current political focus is on the Conservative party leadership race, the threat of a Jeremy Corbyn led-government still looms.

Steven Heffer, head of media and privacy at London law firm Collyer Bristow examines the recent court action taken over an online twitter spat between a Labour big-wig and a TV quiz host... 

Volaw Trust and Corporate Services Limited, now known as VG Trust and Corporate Services Limited, has lost its appeal against Jersey’s Attorney General.

Justice Secretary David Gauke bought the Divorce Reform Bill to Parliament yesterday (13/06/19), meaning no fault divorce is one step closer to being inscribed into legislation.

The European Commission has referred Spain to the European Union’s Court of Justice for imposing disproportionate penalties on Spanish taxpayers for the failure to report assets held in other EU and EEA States

Howard Kennedy's Jazmin Brown highlights why establishing jurisdiction in family proceedings is so important

A charity treasurer who attempted to steal over £330,000 in a Gift Aid repayment fraud has been jailed for three years.

Nearly $300 million has been paid into Jersey's Civil Asset Recovery Fund as part of a money laundering investigation

Rachel Thompson's three year long battle with Apple to gain access to her late husband's account highlights the difficulty of navigating the terms and conditions of online service providers after death and is another example of how the law is struggling to keep up with the pace of technology, explains Howard Kennedy's Lauren Sieprath