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Safeguarding personal data and ensuring regulatory compliance.

Guidance on workplace laws and employee relations issues.

Our ESG services span the full gamut of environmental, social and governance issues.

Support for employee rights and workplace disputes.

Guidance on immigration processes for individuals and families.

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Expertise in handling a wide range of complex commercial property disputes.

Debt recovery service designed to protect cash flow and safeguard economic interests.

Comprehensive support for resolving global legal disputes effectively.

Expertise in handling sensitive trust, estate and private wealth disputes.

Safeguarding our clients from reputational threats with careful management to deal with concerns.

Representing homeowners, landlords, and developers in residential property disputes.

Comprehensive dispute resolution for professional sports, clubs, celebrities, and global brands.

We provide global civil fraud & asset tracing for blue chip companies, SMEs and high profile individuals in the UK and overseas on all civil fraud and asset tracing matters.

We’re proud to expand upon our listings in The Legal 500, with seven categories gaining recognition in 2027.

Quastels has advised on the significant acquisition of a global language services agency via a management buyout (MBO).

Quastels are pleased to have successfully represented Oakwood Great Oak Ltd in a significant Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) appeal before the First-tier Tribunal.

Quastels advised Rev Corp Ltd on all legal aspects of the transaction, spanning Corporate, Commercial Real Estate, Commercial and Employment.

Quastels is delighted to have advised Wealdstone Football Club on the landmark investment into the club by US‑based investor Lakefront Football Partners LLC owned by Nick Semaca.

Stuart McInnes MBE is a solicitor with over 40 years’ experience in complex disputes and sports law and is an internationally recognised sports arbitrator. He is widely regarded as one of the leading figures in global sports arbitration and governance.

The Government response to enhanced dismissal protections for pregnant women and new mothers marks a more decisive move towards a more robust and preventive framework.

Following the death of Simon Andriesz, the Government has launched a consultation on reforming the UK whistleblowing law.

The critical distinction is between rescuing a business vs rescuing the subject company. Administration may have preserved the Harvey Nichols business as a going concern, but it did not rescue the companies themselves.

Strip away the headlines and the incident highlights two connected risks: access to customer data, and the ability to speak in a business’s name. Any organisation using marketing, customer management or notification platforms should be asking itself hard questions about both.

From 15 December 2026, landlords of assured and regulated tenancies will be required to register themselves and each property they let by the applicable regional deadline.

Separating from your partner does not automatically cancel your UK visa. If your permission to stay depends on that relationship, however, you may no longer meet the requirements of your visa.

Employment Partner Dipti Shah is joined by Endometriosis advocate Sanju Pal and Barrister Elaine Banton.

Marcus Rebuck in conversation with LLUK CEO Rachel Walker.

Dipti Shah in conversation with leaders of principle UK charities, Lynn Perry and Sir Peter Wanless.

Quastels’ India Desk explores the evolution of doing business in India and opportunities across the UK–India corridor.

Could a 70-year-old treaty mean more of your family’s wealth passes to the next generation? A tax treaty dating back to 1956 could have important implications for Indian-connected families under the UK’s new inheritance tax regime.

Private Wealth Disputes Partner Thomas Klemme explores who can challenge a Will, the routes available and the consequences.

Property Disputes Partner Daniel Blake delivers a seminar on the changes coming into force via the Renters’ Rights Act 2025.

Private Wealth & Tax partner Ben Rosen answers Google’s most searched questions about trusts.

Employment partner Dipti Shah dissects a real-life case study in which the employee-manager relationship breaks down.