Connaught Law Blog

The phrase people search for is good news, and there has been some — but not the kind the internet promises. No compensation scheme…

Whiplash payout scale UK 2026 questions have one honest answer: it depends which of two systems your claim falls under. Road-accident whiplash lasting up…

Nothing stops a non-resident buying UK property — no citizenship test, no ownership restriction, state-backed title at the end. What overseas buyers face instead…

The UK Expansion Worker visa lets an overseas business that is not yet trading in the UK send senior staff to build its first…

An unpaid NHS bill can cost you a visa, but not automatically and not at any amount. The rule is discretionary, the threshold depends…

The Innovator Founder visa is decided twice: first by an endorsing body that tests whether your business idea is new, innovative, viable and scalable,…

Elbow injury compensation in the UK is assessed under the Judicial College Guidelines 18th edition, published in April 2026, which value elbow injuries across…

Deciding whether to divorce is harder than divorcing. The law has made the process simple — no blame, no contest, around seven months —…

Paragraph 39E no longer exists. It was deleted on 11 November 2025 and its content now sits at SUI 13.1 in the new Part…

Two paid services accelerate UK visa decisions: priority at £500 on top of the application fee, targeting five working days — thirty for family…

Once the decision to divorce is made, what matters is sequence: gather documents before positions harden, agree interim arrangements before conflict sets them, and…

Evidential flexibility is two things wearing one name. Paragraph 245AA of the Immigration Rules is narrow and reaches only Points-Based System applications. The Home…