Andrew Jackson in the News

Fast-track divorce for Madonna?

The Times' legal editor, Frances Gibb, says that Madonna and Guy Ritchie could be the first high-profile couple to divorce collaborative-style. Her article (below), written for Times online, quotes the views of Isobel Robson, head of family law at Andrew Jackson

Think Green when you Lease

Businesses looking to reduce their consumption of energy and water resources – and their bills – should consider the benefits of a "green lease", says real estate specialist Sarah Gibson, a partner with law firm Andrew Jackson

Ask Horse & Hound: Can I claim damages against a stud farm?

Elizabeth Simpson, senior solicitor at law firm Andrew Jackson, responds to a Horse & Hound reader query on whether damages can be claimed against a stud farm

Legal Q&A: Planning a wind farm

Stephen Unwin and James Worthington highlight some of the key practical and tax planning issues which should be considered by landowners when planning a wind farm.

Fishing Licences and quotas: the legal ownership debate

Devolution, and independent governance for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, has recently refuelled the debate within the United Kingdom regarding ownership of licences and fishing quota, says Andrew Oliver.

Selling rules: the end of aggressive sales techniques

Radical changes to the law concerning consumer protection will bring an end to aggressive sales techniques. Failure to comply will cost you – and your clients – time and money.