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Child maintenance – a blank cheque? How much is too much? Kick-off in Goodman v Walker…
Under Jersey law a person domiciled in Jersey does not have complete freedom to leave their property to whomever they wish. Légitime is a Jersey law doctrine which provides protection...
Recruiting and retaining staff can be a challenging endeavour for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), particularly in industries such as hospitality and construction. Striking a balance between attracting the right...
In November 2023, we published the following article in relation to the legality of using e-scooters in Jersey and the lack of legislative framework which is in place to regulate...
Going through a divorce can be challenging. If you, and/or your spouse, are considering a divorce, a great starting point is familiarising yourself with the process and procedures. In this...
Unfortunately, in the UK over 40% of marriages end in divorce. As such, an increasing number of couples are using prenuptial agreements to set out how they wish to proceed in the event of a divorce. In this article, Joanna Gardiner from our Family team look at prenuptial agreements.
Landlords often ask us what they can do with items left behind by tenants on moving out of residential premises. This is a very common problem for landlords and one that can be misunderstood and mishandled. Often the answer is not straightforward and should be handled with care. In this article, George Pearce looks at how to appropriately handle this situation.
In this article, Partner Christina Hall discusses the duty of care that medical practitioners owe to their patients and the concept of clinical negligence. In it, Christina emphasises that healthcare professionals must provide medical care at a competent standard, and if they fail to do so, resulting in harm to the patient, the patient may have a clinical negligence claim.
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