Resolution Together allows suitable separating couples in England and Wales to instruct one specially trained family lawyer for joint legal advice, helping them resolve arrangements for finances, children and divorce without immediately taking adversarial positions. What is Resolution Together? Resolution
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More about Government moves to make higher-risk building safety requirements more proportionateThe Commercial Payments Bill was introduced in the House of Lords on 19 May 2026 and has recently passed Committee Stage. While amendments remain possible as it progresses through Parliament, the Bill proposes significant reforms aimed at tackling late payment
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More about Summer reading for private clients – wealth and valuesIn Deerns UK Limited v VDC LHR11 Limited [2026] EWHC 1509 (TCC), a consultancy agreement that allowed for the final date for payment to be postponed if the consultant issued an invoice later than the application for payment was found
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More about Wealth and assets: when emotional investments meet financial responsibilityWealth is not a universally defined concept. Its meaning, use and transfer are shaped by cultural values, traditions and social norms. Whilst financial and economic wealth are important measures, many cultures also place significant value on family, reputation, education, community
More about Wealth and culture: how values, tradition and community shape the way success is measuredWhat does the market data show? On 8 July 2026, the London Stock Exchange (“LSE“) announced that Wayve had completed its first transaction on the LSE’s Private Securities Market. The $85 million employee tender allowed current employees to sell vested shares
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