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US investment into UK Real Estate

From California to the Cotswolds: why Americans are investing in UK property

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Is your talent and culture strategy at risk?

How the Employment Rights Act 2025 will affect family businesses: key changes and how to prepare.

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UK Renters' Rights Act

Landlords: Are you making the most of the UK's current pre-implementation window?

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US Nationals in the UK

Navigating the special relationship: Traps and pitfalls for US persons in the UK

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How the earned settlement model could reshape ILR

Tighter ILR rules and longer timelines could significantly affect skilled workers

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01 Apr 2026 2 min read

Boodle Hatfield unveils 2026 promotions round

We are delighted to announce the promotion of two new Partners, Clare Pooley and Michael Duffy (Private Wealth) and five new Senior Associates, Alex Gamble and Jessica Woollard (Private Wealth), Emilie Bladon and Rosie Larwood (Litigation), and Nick Salmon (Property). Congratulations to all of our colleagues on this fantastic achievement. Their expertise, dedication and commitment to delivering exceptional client service continue to strengthen our firm and the work we do.

30 Mar 2026 3 min read

How the 2026 carried interest reforms are reshaping tax, relocation, and matrimonial risk

With carried interest soon to fall fully under the trading income regime, private equity leaders face a very different strategic planning environment. In FT Adviser, Partners, Emily Brand, Rahul Thakrar and Dom Rothbarth outline how the revised rules interact with continuation vehicles, matrimonial planning, tax structuring and forward looking carry planning.

24 Mar 2026 1 min read

Could it be all change for indefinite leave to remain?

How could the government’s new earned settlement model reshape the path to indefinite leave to remain? In People Management, Immigration Partner, Zoe Jacob explains how proposals to extend ILR timelines and introduce tougher income, language and character rules could significantly affect skilled workers. First consulted on last November (with the consultation closing on 12 February 2026), these proposals are not yet final, and Zoe highlights why HR teams should start preparing now ahead of potential changes from autumn 2026.

13 Mar 2026 1 min read

Advising the new generation of women leading wealth decisions

In IFA Magazine, Partner and Head of Family, Emily Brand reflects on the shifting role of women within the HNW landscape. She outlines how women are increasingly shaping decisions around wealth transfer and protection, and considers the opportunities this creates for advisers responding to the evolving priorities of female clients.