Many UK businesses are turning to overseas recruitment to fill critical roles in sectors such as healthcare, engineering, construction, hospitality and IT. However, hiring international
A recent phishing campaign is targeting UK employer-sponsors, impersonating the Home Office and UK Visas & Immigration (UKVI) in an attempt to steal SMS (Sponsorship
The UK government has announced significant changes to settlement rules, marking one of the biggest updates to immigration law in recent years. These reforms are
Building projects often involve multiple parties, complex contracts and high financial stakes. When disagreements arise over workmanship, delays or payments, they can quickly escalate into
Also known as nullity, annulment of marriage is a legal process that declares a marriage invalid. That means it was never legally recognised in the
Between July 2024 and June 2025, the Home Office revoked 1,948 sponsor licences. That’s more than double the 937 licences revoked in the previous year.
It’s well documented that becoming a British citizen involves fulfilling residency, language and character requirements. But there are also several fees involved. These costs change
Facing false allegations of domestic violence can feel overwhelming and terrifying. Beyond the emotional toll, these claims can impact your home, your children, your job
When one party deliberately deceives another into entering a contract or transaction, the law provides a powerful remedy under the tort of deceit. Also known
Owning a commercial property that stands empty can be expensive. Even when a building isn’t generating income, the owner may still be liable for business