Has Facebook breached data protection laws, yet, this time in Germany? Cathryn Culverhouse explores further.

Family law expert Nigel Winter explains how the law is finally set to catch up with the practice of no-fault divorce and dispense with the need to assign blame.

What is a right of light and how can it be acquired? Charlotte Pfister explains further and considers the precautions for developers during their early stages of planning.

Cathryn Culverhouse provides insight on the position of women working within the legal sector. 

With the recent news of resignation from Ted Baker's Founder and Chief Executive, Abigail Maino considers the appointment of external workplace investigations.

Court of Appeal decision reinforces established test.

We are pleased to annouce a key appointment within our rapidly expanding Guildford office. Abigail has joined the firm's highly regarded employment group.

Five young entrepreneurs hoping to be named the winner of South East Entrepreneurial prize fund.

After almost two million people were overcharged by the Office of the Public Guardian (OPG) between 2013 and 2017, Jennifer Charlton urges people to check their eligibility for a lasting power of attorney (LPA) fee refund.

Take care drafting internal communications about commercial settlements - they may not be covered by litigation privilege.

DMH Stallards’ social responsibility programme is an important part of who we are, a firm that is committed to supporting our local communities. We are pleased to support Albion in the Community, Rockinghorse, IntoUniversity and Cherry Trees Hospice and proud of the difference our support makes.