Lisa's Law Solicitors

Lisa's Law Solicitors Lisa’s Law is a London based Legal 500 law firm. We specialise in a range of areas including Commercial, Property, Family, Immigration and Litigation.

Lisa’s Law is a forward-thinking, modern law firm. We rely on the latest technology and state-of-the-art equipment to reduce costs and improve efficiency. This has enabled us to pass the full benefit of technology on to our clients by providing them with fast and streamlined service at highly competitive prices. We share every success with our clients. Lisa’s Law provides niche legal service. We u

nderstand that no practice can be good at everything. We only provide service we are best at and strive to be the best in our specialist areas of practice. At Lisa’s Law, our mission is to look after your interest in London and beyond, whether you are a business or an individual. Lisa’s Law puts a strong emphasis on client care. We rates client satisfaction above everything. We listen to your compliments and complaints very seriously. We believe that no two clients are the same. Our service is also very individual. We personally tailor it to meet your needs. We are your experts, your lawyers. You instruct, and we act.

Opening a restaurant in the UK involves far more than finding a location and creating a menu.From licences and food safe...
05/06/2026

Opening a restaurant in the UK involves far more than finding a location and creating a menu.

From licences and food safety obligations to commercial leases, employment law, and regulatory compliance, restaurant businesses operate in a highly regulated environment where early legal planning is essential.

In our latest article, we explore the key legal considerations for anyone looking to open or invest in a restaurant business in the UK, including common risks that can lead to costly disputes or operational issues later down the line.

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Can a business claim rights over a personal WhatsApp or messaging account used for work?We recently reviewed a dispute i...
03/06/2026

Can a business claim rights over a personal WhatsApp or messaging account used for work?

We recently reviewed a dispute involving an employee who used her personal messaging account as the company’s main client communication channel for several years, only to face demands for access after leaving the business.

The case highlights important legal questions around business communications, confidential information, client data, and ownership of digital communication channels.

Our latest article explores the legal issues involved and how businesses and employees can better protect themselves from similar disputes.

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“No-fault” divorce has now been in force for several years, yet many misconceptions about divorce and financial settleme...
01/06/2026

“No-fault” divorce has now been in force for several years, yet many misconceptions about divorce and financial settlements still remain.

From assumptions about adultery affecting finances, to misunderstandings around pensions, overseas assets, and inherited property, these myths can create unnecessary stress and confusion during an already difficult time.

In our latest article, Aurora Chan explores some of the most common divorce myths in England and Wales and explains the legal realities behind them.

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29/05/2026

What are three common mistakes when it comes to Spouse Visa refusals?

We sit down with an immigration solicitor from our team to explain.

See the full video on our YouTube Channel here: https://buff.ly/izQtdl2

The proposed Heathrow third runway continues to raise major questions for homeowners and buyers in surrounding areas, wi...
27/05/2026

The proposed Heathrow third runway continues to raise major questions for homeowners and buyers in surrounding areas, with uncertainty already affecting property values and long-term planning.

While the project is still not confirmed, thousands of homes could be impacted through demolition risk, compensation schemes, or wider market effects.

In our latest article, we explore the potential property implications, legal protections, and key due diligence considerations for buyers.

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The Supreme Court has handed down an important decision in HMRC v Orsted West of Duddon Sands (UK) Ltd, a case examining...
25/05/2026

The Supreme Court has handed down an important decision in HMRC v Orsted West of Duddon Sands (UK) Ltd, a case examining the scope of capital allowances for offshore windfarms.

The dispute centred on whether substantial pre-construction costs, including environmental surveys and feasibility studies, could qualify as expenditure “on the provision of plant” under the Capital Allowances Act 2001.

In our latest article, Yitong Guo explores the court’s reasoning, why the appeal was allowed, and what the judgment tells us about the interpretation of tax legislation in complex infrastructure projects.

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The UK government is planning major changes to the immigration and asylum appeals system through the introduction of a n...
22/05/2026

The UK government is planning major changes to the immigration and asylum appeals system through the introduction of a new Independent Appeals Body.

The proposed reforms would replace the current First-tier Tribunal system and aim to create a faster and more flexible appeals process.

In our latest article, Victor explains what the plans could mean for individuals navigating immigration and asylum appeals, and the wider impact on the UK legal system.

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Immigration reform was one of the headline issues in last week’s King’s Speech, with the government unveiling plans for ...
20/05/2026

Immigration reform was one of the headline issues in last week’s King’s Speech, with the government unveiling plans for a new Immigration and Asylum Bill.

The proposals include faster removals, major reforms to the asylum appeals system, tighter use of human rights provisions in immigration cases, and changes to refugee status and modern slavery rules.

In our latest article, Mahfuz Ahmed explores the key proposals and what they could mean for the future of the UK immigration and asylum system.

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The High Court has issued important directions in proceedings connected to the “BlueSky Greet” matter and assets linked ...
18/05/2026

The High Court has issued important directions in proceedings connected to the “BlueSky Greet” matter and assets linked to Tianjin Lantian Gerui Electronic Technology Ltd.

A key deadline has now been set for individuals wishing to make a claim under section 281 of the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002. Applications must be issued by 4:00pm on 22 May 2026.

Importantly, the Court has confirmed that applications may be submitted jointly through English legal representatives, allowing multiple applicants to proceed through an aggregated application.

Lisa’s Law Solicitors is currently collecting information from potential victims who may wish to join a joint / aggregated application in the UK proceedings.

In our latest article, Paul Cheuk explains the Court’s directions, the deadlines involved, and what potential applicants should consider.

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Buying a property at auction? Be careful before placing a bid.Once the hammer falls, you are legally committed - often ...
14/05/2026

Buying a property at auction? Be careful before placing a bid.

Once the hammer falls, you are legally committed - often with only 28 days to complete and very limited ability to renegotiate.

In our latest article, Jackie Lam explains some of the hidden legal risks buyers often overlook, including restrictive covenants, title defects and onerous auction conditions. The article also highlights why reviewing the legal pack before bidding is so important.

A legal review before auction day could save you from expensive mistakes later on.

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