Who owns the copyright in generative AI output?
19 June, 2026
The use of generative artificial intelligence (“AI”) platforms has grown at an unprecedented rate over the past five years with Microsoft estimating that one in six people worldwide use AI...
Redkite Solicitors is celebrating a standout evening at the Legal News Wales 2026 Awards, securing two prestigious accolades that highlight both its leadership excellence and commitment to culture and employee...
Redkite Solicitors, a leading full-service law firm with 19 offices across Wales and the South West, is pleased to announce the acquisition of Alan Simons & Co, a long-established and...
Redkite Solicitors is pleased to announce the appointment of two new equity partners, marking an important milestone in the firm’s continued growth and development. Julian Wintle and Gemma Millard have...
Doubling in size over five years, Redkite has reported 18% organic growth and £20.4 million turnover, alongside 10 partner hires and continued investment in capability to support long-term expansion. Redkite...
Redkite Solicitors support new strategic partnership to deliver vital family wellbeing support
5 May, 2026
Redkite Solicitors is proud to have played a key role in the formation of a new strategic partnership between Bluestone National Park Resort and Latch, enabling families affected by childhood...
Upwards‑Only Rent Reviews: What the 2026 Reforms mean for Commercial Leasing in England and Wales
21 April, 2026
The end of upward-only rent reviews The Governments English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill (“Bill”) proposes one of the most significant shifts in the commercial property market in recent decades...
The Mazur Appeal and the Future of Litigation
14 April, 2026
On 31 March 2026, the Court of Appeal handed down its long-awaited judgment in CILEX & Others v Mazur & Others [2026] EWCA Civ 369. In allowing CILEX’s appeal, the...
A Challenge to Testamentary Freedom: The Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975
1 April, 2026
Traditionally in England and Wales, an individual has testamentary freedom. This means that individuals have the capacity and choice to distribute their estate to whoever they wish. However, this freedom...
To limit or not to limit: The Supreme Court rules that statutory limitation periods do not apply to unfair prejudice petitions
1 April, 2026
The Supreme Court has handed down its long-awaited judgment in THG Plc v Zedra Trust Company (Jersey) Ltd [2026] UKSC 6. Upholding 40 years of “received wisdom”, the Supreme Court confirmed...
On January 19, Brooklyn Beckham took to Instagram to tell the world that he is formally estranged from his famous parents. This famous family feud asks an important question: what...
Disputed Wills: Understanding Larke v Nugus Requests
13 March, 2026
When a loved one passes away, if someone is concerned that the Will is not valid, for example, if it doesn’t reflect their true wishes, or excludes family members without...
Redkite Solicitors Announces New Partnership as they become a Business Wales Accelerated Growth Programme Gold Partner
9 March, 2026
Redkite Solicitors is delighted to announce its role as a Gold Partner of the Business Wales Accelerated Growth Programme (AGP) – a flagship Welsh Government initiative designed to support high-potential,...
Waiving goodbye to privilege? The hidden risks of AI use
3 March, 2026
A 2024 survey asked US in-house counsel which category of artificial intelligence (AI) tools posed the greatest risk of compromising attorney client privilege, 49% chose generative AI (tools like Chat...
Put a Ring-Fence on It: Protecting Assets in Divorce
20 February, 2026
A common misconception within divorce proceedings is that assets owned individually will not be subject to distribution, where they were owned prior to marriage. However, recent case law has clarified...
Redkite Solicitors Strengthens Leadership Team with Two Senior Director Appointments
12 February, 2026
Redkite Solicitors has announced two significant appointments to its leadership team, welcoming Gemma Barnett as Business Development and Marketing Director and celebrating the return of Barry Nichols-Grey as Finance Director....
We spoke with Lowri Williams, Wills and Probate Associate, to explore the career journey that led her into private client law and, ultimately, to Redkite Solicitors. From her early motivations and professional...
The Mazur Judgment: Legal Implications for Law Firms
28 January, 2026
The High Court decision in Mazur & Anor v Charles Russell Speechlys LLP,, has had significant consequences for the way litigation work is structured within law firms. The judgment, which...
Redkite Solicitors Open Office in Central Swansea
27 November, 2025
Redkite Solicitors is proud to announce the opening of its new office in the heart of Swansea city centre, located within the newly developed Princess Quarter. The move marks a...
From Office Junior to Partner: My Journey into Law and Life at Redkite
21 November, 2025
My journey into law didn’t follow the traditional route. I knew from a young age that I wanted to work in law, but I also knew that the conventional route...
Parental Alienation is defined as a child’s unjustified resistance or hostility towards one parent, due to psychological manipulation by the other parent. It involves an ongoing pattern of negative attitudes...
Brake Road Safety Week 2025
14 November, 2025
Safe Vehicles Save Lives – Protecting Cyclists and Preventing Tragedies As a personal injury solicitor, I’ve seen the consequences of road traffic collisions that could have been prevented with something...
Family Mediation
11 November, 2025
When considering delays incurred by Court proceedings, to include delays to hearings and the often prohibitive cost of litigation, Family Mediation offer a real and practical alternative. As an experienced...
Redkite Solicitors recognised in 2026 Chambers Rankings
10 November, 2025
We are delighted to announce our Chambers rankings for the 2026 UK Solicitor guide. Our Family team ranked for the first time in Family Matrimonial guide (Wales directory) at Tier...
Understanding the New Identity Verification Requirements for Directors, PSCs, and LLP Members
27 October, 2025
From 18 November 2025, new identity verification (IDV) requirements under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 take effect. These rules apply to all UK companies and limited liability...
Redkite Solicitors recognised in 2026 Legal 500 rankings
2 October, 2025
We’re thrilled to share that eight of our teams have been ranked in the Legal 500 2026 guide. They include: Our first ranking for Clinical negligence – claimant, in the South West...
Alan Simons & Co Joins Redkite Solicitors
1 October, 2025
We are pleased to announce that Alan Simons & Co, a respected legal practice based in Penarth, is now operating as a trading style of Red Kite Law LLP. This...
Redkite Solicitors Welcomes Jeff Wright as Chief Experience Officer
18 September, 2025
Redkite Solicitors is proud to announce the appointment of Jeff Wright as its first-ever Chief Experience Officer (CXO), a strategic leadership role created to elevate the firm’s client service standards...
188 Years On: Does the Wills Act Need Modernising – and What Does it Mean When You Say ‘I DO’?
9 September, 2025
On 16 May 2025, the Law Commission published a report after a comprehensive review of the Wills Act, which began in 2016. The report included recommendations to modernise current legislation...
If ever there were a case highlighting the importance of accurate Commercial Property Standard Enquiries (‘CPSE’) replies, it is the 2016 case of Greenridge Luton One Ltd and another v...
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