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US nationals in the UK

Residence, Real Estate and the Right to Remain: A white paper on UK immigration for US nationals

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UK Renters' Rights Act

Key changes for landlords and what they mean in practice

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Guiding employers through change

Employment Rights Act series: what is in force, what is next and the key practical steps

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US investment into UK Real Estate

The American buyer's guide to purchasing property in the Cotswolds

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New Employment Partner

Boodle Hatfield welcomes new Employment Partner, Tom McLaughlin

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16 Sep 2026 1 min read

Supreme Court clarifies role of children’s views in Hague Convention cases

In the Solicitors Journal, Family Partner, Katie O’Callaghan examines a recent Supreme Court ruling that provides important guidance on the role of children’s views in international child abduction cases.

16 Sep 2026 1 min read

Succession planning and wealth structuring for African families

In Forbes Africa, Partner, Julie Howard highlights the growing importance of succession planning as significant first-generation wealth approaches transfer to the next generation.

14 Sep 2026 2 min read

Boodle Hatfield welcomes new Employment Partner, Tom McLaughlin

We are thrilled to welcome Tom McLaughlin as a Partner in our Employment team. Tom has a strong track record advising employees, employers and partnerships on a wide range of workplace issues, with particular expertise in senior executive disputes, restrictive covenants, business protection matters and complex employment litigation.

11 Sep 2026 1 min read

Renoir theft highlights challenges of art recovery

The latest heist, which took place in the early hours of 8 September, saw thieves break into the museum on the French Riviera and steal artworks by Pierre-Auguste Renoir, prompting a major police investigation and renewed discussion around art crime, provenance and museum security.