VAT on Private Schools and the ECHR – Lawful or Unlawful? Current plans to tax private education The UK Government has announced plans to apply 20% VAT to private school fees starting i ...

In today’s business landscape, companies often require multifaceted legal support to cope with challenges ranging from commercial contracts to employment disputes. This case study ...

In a decision handed down by the Supreme Court this morning at 09:45am, Wednesday 25 January 2023, we are delighted to confirm that our clients, the executors of the estate of the late ...

Phillips Law are instructed by the Appellants, the executors of the estate of the late Timothy Gwyn-Jones (“Mr Gwyn-Jones”), in the case of Barton v Gwyn-Jones and others [2019] EWCA Ci ...

The Wagatha Christie trial, that concluded at the High Court last week, has certainly provided many talking points these past couple of weeks.  Whether it was the insight into the relat ...

The Government has introduced new building and fire safety legislation in a bid to prevent a repetition of the Grenfell Tower disaster, which killed 72 people in 2017. On 5 July, the Bu ...

As more and more people choose to live together rather than marry, there has been an increase in the number of disputes between separating couples. One of the biggest issues for these p ...

Covid-19 has had a devastating impact on many businesses, but there is potentially some light at the end of the tunnel. In the first lockdown, which seems like a lifetime ago, many smal ...

Any business will experience difficulties if they have customers who don’t pay their invoices on time or at all and, particularly during these unusual and testing times, the impact of b ...