BondAdams continues its gap year student placement scheme and its graduate champion mid-year scheme BondAdams has continued its project of taking on students who have completed their year 2 at University and are seeking a year’s placement to enhance their training and...

The Bond Adams family law team comment as follow: A court has reversed a judgment from two years ago which found that a couple who had an Islamic wedding ceremony could legally divorce. The High Court ruled in 2018 that the couple's Islamic "nikah" ceremony fell...

Selling and buying a property at auction is an increasingly popular way of disposing of or acquiring property. Auctions usually result in a speedy transaction avoiding the lengthy conventional buying process. At the fall of the hammer, contracts are exchanged and the...

Wind turbines can evoke strong feelings. To some they are vital and eye-catching sources of renewable energy. To others they are simply bird- and insect-destroying eyesores. But in granting planning consent, can a local authority have regard to a proposed annual...

In adopting the arithmetical approach, valuations of assets at the start and at the conclusion of a marriage can be crucial in identifying and calculating the matrimonial acquest. Despite that, in a string of recent cases, courts have raised questions about the...

On 4 September Haddon-Cave LJ and Swift J in the Divisional Court had to grapple with the legal issues surrounding automatic facial recognition (AFR) when considering a South Wales Police (SWP) national pilot scheme surrounding AFR. R (Bridges) v Chief Constable of...