Maria Ward-Brennan

With the mass exodus of non-doms leaving the UK following a political crackdown, a lawyer has warned this feeling is spreading among many wealthy residents considering a switch to save on tax. https://t.co/g2GmPbSfOw

US immigration officers were never known for their friendliness. But in the new (part two) Trump era, anxiety levels for those visiting the US are at an all-time high—especially for British lawyers. https://t.co/ZWM0mmplaN

RT @CityAM: PwC US set to cut 1,500 roles https://t.co/MsiH26VvN4

RT @CityAM: Tribunal backlog worsens ahead of employment reforms https://t.co/5wFjHjMaHm

RT @CityAM: Newcastle United launch legal action against East Stand owner https://t.co/dli29OgZG4

⚽️New on @CityAM : Premier League giant Newcastle United has issued legal proceedings against the owner of the East Stand of the football stadium it plays at, St James Terrace Land Ltd. https://t.co/6tZvX0usyP

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has forked out nearly £7m on laptops and over £600,000 on mobile phones for staff, as experts warn of an increased risk of data breaches. https://t.co/BWjKq2VvWl

The high-profile divorce battle of a former UBS executive and his wife heads to the highest court in the UK as the couple fight over assets linked to a tax planning scheme. https://t.co/J3tbKAEpqZ

Gerry Adams’ defamation case against the BBC over a programme it ran that alleged he sanctioned the murder of an informer has started at Dublin’s High Court. https://t.co/zaHL1A8Edq

Budget boozer Wetherspoons has failed in its bid to argue that cider does not fall within the meaning of ‘alcoholic beverages’ in a VAT dispute with the taxman. https://t.co/OdyebMA15w

The debate over what a woman is results in anger from all sides. But at the heart it is a political issue, so why does it feel like the Supreme Court was used as a scapegoat? My column this week: https://t.co/6pukhspGpK

Over the last few years, PwC has been involved in a number of scandals across various continents. It’s now battling to prevent more from popping up as its reputation is in repair-mode. https://t.co/blg91jUp6k

RT @CityAM: Has the English court unlocked diplomatic immunity problems for the UK? https://t.co/JIwsJoJgAZ

State immunity found itself under the spotlight after several embassies were before the English courts and saw their immunity stripped away. The bigger question is whether this will affect Britain's diplomatic relations. My Eyes on the Law this week https://t.co/IuNg19gaKD

RT @PRADAXBBY: ‘the perfect day doesn’t exist’ https://t.co/peFbIAuAIL

The highest court in the UK has ruled that trans women are not “women” under the Equality Act. https://t.co/uVZCiA9sX3

The regulator has opened a probe into EY’s auditing of the Post Office, focusing on the Horizon IT system. https://t.co/tA6VTg7uCN