Where do you stand if an executor fails to carry out their duties? Head of Civil & Commercial Litigation, Andrew Leakey, explains.

​​​​​​​Following the government announcement of measures to keep children out of the care system, with £45 million earmarked for extra support for struggling families, we’ll explain how Kinship carers can access the extra support.

We often come across clients who are stepping into a courtroom for the very first time. As the court process is something that many have only seen on television, we find there can be misconceptions and unnecessary worries about attending court.

The Supreme Court has ruled in favour of the 5 residents, overturning previous rulings from High Court and Court of Appeal. Andrew Leakey comments

In January 2023, Jackson Lees Group were awarded the Feefo Gold Trusted Service Award recognising the consistently excellent client experience we have been able to deliver to our clients across both Jackson Lees and Broudie Jackson Canter.

Gordon Irving, Immigration Solicitor at Broudie Jackson Canter, discusses the EU Settlement Scheme, Settled and Pre-settled Status.

A divorce is one of the most difficult and stressful things we can go through. Barry McDonough, Jackson Lees' Wills, Trust and Probate solicitor, summarises five key points to consider when filing for a divorce in relation to your estate.

Dealing with an estate can be a challenging and stressful time. Jackson Lees’ Wills, Trusts & Probate solicitor, Rafael Donovan, discusses the help available should you have to administer an estate.

An inquest jury have concluded that significant failings and neglect contributed to the death of Floyd Carruthers, an inmate at HMP Birmingham.

Team Leader in our Residential Property Team, Emma Clark, explores the decisions that need to be made in joint home ownership