The article explores how the judgment provides important clarification on the role of a child’s voice in Hague Convention cases, while reaffirming that courts remain responsible for determining the outcome based on all of the evidence before them. Alex commented
More about Head of Family Alex Davies quoted in The Times on Supreme Court ruling in parental abduction casesThe symposium brought together experts from the UK and Ukraine to discuss the impact of conflict on cultural institutions, the displacement of cultural property and ongoing efforts to preserve cultural heritage. During the discussion, Caecilia explored the role of law
More about The Art Newspaper highlights Caecilia Dance’s contribution to V&A symposiumThe article explores the impact of the All Rise! initiative, which introduces young people to the legal system through immersive educational workshops. As part of the feature, Sienna shares her perspective on the programme and its role in helping young
More about Solicitor Apprentice featured in City SolicitorThe article explores how gifts left to charitable trusts under existing wills may no longer automatically qualify for inheritance tax relief following changes introduced by the Government. As a result, some estates could face an unexpected inheritance tax charge unless
More about Private Client Partner quoted on changes to inheritance tax relief for charitable trustsThe article explores the continued growth of the London City 7s and its ambition to combine world-class rugby sevens with business networking opportunities in the heart of the City. Peter commented on Wedlake Bell’s support of the event, highlighting its
More about Business Development and Marketing Director featured in London City 7s previewIn the article, Edward discusses the experiences that have shaped his leadership approach, the importance of maintaining a collaborative culture, and the challenges of improving client delivery and efficiency as technology and AI continue to evolve. He also shares advice
More about Head of Disputes featured in Law360’s Practice Leader Insights seriesEffective from 7 September 2026, the appointments span Private Client (Offshore), Construction, Family, Commercial Property (Core), Insolvency, Art & Luxury and iGlobal, the firm’s specialist international labour and compliance law business, supporting the firm’s continued growth and investment in developing
More about Wedlake Bell strengthens key practice areas with seven newly qualified solicitorsThe ruling overturned an earlier Employment Tribunal decision and found that Next was entitled to pay its warehouse workers more than its shop assistants, accepting that recruitment and retention pressures in the warehouse labour market provided a legitimate business justification
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