Commentary

The longevity of Channel 4’s Grand Designs shows our fascination with those who have a dream to build themselves a

It is a well-established principle in the UK’s three legal jurisdictions (including Scotland) that a parent can make a claim

A gay rights activist has lost a seven-year discrimination dispute against a bakery as the European Court of Human Rights

If you find yourself involved in a situation where a court is being asked to make decisions about your children

The Covid-19 pandemic has touched all areas of our life, and caring for children is no exception.

The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (of which Balfour+Manson is a member) is conducting a high profile campaign regarding the

Christmas is a magical time for children and adults alike and the excitement of a fast-approaching Christmas is building as

Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced the much-anticipated Autumn Budget this afternoon (27 October), proclaiming it as, amongst other things, a means

If countries fail to hit their net-zero targets, can they be held to account?