The Court of Appeal has ruled that a German heiress should not have to pay her ex-husband the £5.8 million decided in their divorce settlement because of the pre-nuptial agreement that had been signed beforehand.

A new employment law has been proposed by the government that it wishes to make part of the equality bill.

A woman has won the right to appeal against a judge's decision to make her pay £5 million to her ex-husband, whose finances have been hit by the economic downturn.

The National Landlords Association (NLA) has warned those in the sale and rent back (SRB) property market that there is just one month left for them to ask for the Financial Services Authority's permission to continue operating.

A man who was injured in a roadside bomb attack in Iraq has made a claim for damages against the Ministry of Defence (MoD) and the private consultancy that hired him to work there.

Several of the UK's sharia courts are giving advice that is illegal under British law, according to a new report published by Civitas.

A rise in litigation law issues is not expected to occur by one expert following planned changes to the NHS.

The number of people looking for a house is presently four times that of the total available, it has been stated.

A female lorry driver has won a sex discrimination case after being harassed by male employees in her working environment.

A divorce settlement cannot be changed retrospectively despite a subsequent increase in the wealth of the former husband, a high court judge has ruled.