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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 understand 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.

A property may look perfect during a viewing, but what could be hiding beneath the surface?An independent survey can unc...
16/10/2026

A property may look perfect during a viewing, but what could be hiding beneath the surface?

An independent survey can uncover costly defects before you exchange contracts. If significant problems emerge, you may have grounds to renegotiate the price or reconsider the purchase.

Felix Otuoke explains why a survey is an important part of a buyer’s due diligence, and why timing matters.

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Can the SRA force a solicitor to hand over privileged client communications during an investigation?In a significant Hig...
13/10/2026

Can the SRA force a solicitor to hand over privileged client communications during an investigation?

In a significant High Court ruling, Carter-Ruck Solicitors v SRA, the court confirmed that the SRA cannot use section 44B of the Solicitors Act 1974 to compel disclosure of material protected by legal professional privilege where the client has not waived that right.

Litigation Supervisor Frankie Ng explains what the decision means for clients, solicitors and the limits of the SRA’s investigative powers.

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We’re incredibly proud that Lisa’s Law has retained its Legal 500 Tier 4 ranking for Personal Immigration for the third ...
09/10/2026

We’re incredibly proud that Lisa’s Law has retained its Legal 500 Tier 4 ranking for Personal Immigration for the third consecutive year, alongside our Client Satisfaction: Billing and Efficiency accolade.

This recognition means a great deal to us, particularly after a challenging year for both sponsors and families navigating rising thresholds, changing immigration rules and uncertainty around settlement.

As Mahfuz Ahmed, our Immigration Supervisor, highlights, maintaining this position is a real credit to the hard work, expertise and dedication of our Immigration team.

A huge thank you to our colleagues for their commitment and to our clients for placing their trust in us. We’re proud of what the team has achieved and look forward to building on this success.

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The Government has cancelled its proposed national Digital ID programme, including plans to make digital ID mandatory fo...
07/10/2026

The Government has cancelled its proposed national Digital ID programme, including plans to make digital ID mandatory for all right to work checks.

But that does not mean the move towards digital immigration checks is ending.

Existing eVisa arrangements will continue, while Digital Verification Services, GOV.UK One Login, the GOV.UK Wallet and other digital identity initiatives are being developed separately.

Our latest article explains what the cancellation means for employers and individuals, and what remains in place for right to work and immigration status checks.

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Manchester City’s breach of the Premier League's financial rules is about more than football sanctions.The case raises a...
05/10/2026

Manchester City’s breach of the Premier League's financial rules is about more than football sanctions.

The case raises an interesting legal question: when can a regulatory breach potentially become civil wrongdoing or even fraud?

A breach of Premier League rules does not automatically establish fraud or a criminal offence. Different legal frameworks apply, with different tests and consequences.

Our latest article examines the distinction between regulatory, civil and criminal liability and considers what could happen if the evidence develops further.

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More than 20 years living in the UK, but limited documents to prove it. What happens when an immigration appeal comes do...
01/10/2026

More than 20 years living in the UK, but limited documents to prove it. What happens when an immigration appeal comes down to the evidence available?

We recently represented a client at the First-tier Tribunal who had lived in the UK continuously for more than 20 years but faced difficulties providing documents covering the entire period.

The Tribunal accepted his account and witness evidence, finding that the lack of extensive documentation did not undermine his case.

The appeal was allowed on the day of the hearing.

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A business told our client he could cancel his annual membership if he relocated overseas. When that happened, he cancel...
29/09/2026

A business told our client he could cancel his annual membership if he relocated overseas. When that happened, he cancelled within hours.

The company then relied on its online terms to argue that he had not cancelled correctly and demanded payment for the remainder of the contract.

We challenged that position, including the circumstances in which the contract was entered into, the cancellation terms and the WhatsApp messages between our client and the company’s representative.

The company eventually reconsidered its position and released our client from the contract.

Our latest case study looks at when a business can rely on cancellation terms, and why what is said before a contract is signed can matter.

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28/09/2026

If you think the 7-year Inheritance Tax rule is simply “give it away and wait 7 years”, there’s more you need to know.

From gifting your home while still living in it to taper relief, lifetime gift records and when the 7 years actually starts, the rules can be more complicated than they seem.

Considering giving away assets? Make sure you understand the tax implications first.

🏢 Buying or owning a flat affected by building safety defects can create uncertainty over costs, remediation and even wh...
25/09/2026

🏢 Buying or owning a flat affected by building safety defects can create uncertainty over costs, remediation and even whether a sale or remortgage can proceed.

A proposed Remediation Bill seeks to address some of these issues, but it remains proposed legislation and its final wording may change.

Our latest article looks at what the Bill could mean for leaseholders and prospective buyers, and what you should consider in the meantime.

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Is everything split 50/50 when a marriage ends? Not necessarily.It is one of the most common assumptions about divorce f...
24/09/2026

Is everything split 50/50 when a marriage ends? Not necessarily.

It is one of the most common assumptions about divorce finances, but there is no fixed formula under English law. The court considers a range of factors, including each person’s financial needs, the welfare of any children, the length of the marriage, contributions and whether assets are matrimonial or non-matrimonial.

Our latest guide looks at what happens to the family home, inheritances, businesses, pensions and other assets, and explains why needs often matters more than the idea of an equal split.

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