Welcome to the Axis Solicitors Blog Archive.
Boundary and title issues can cause significant stress and financial risk for property owners. This guide explores how civil litigation can help resolve disputes quickly and fairly in the UK.
Tax fraud in the UK is treated as a serious criminal offence with sentences ranging from substantial fines to lengthy prison terms. This guide explains the legal framework, sentencing guidelines, and factors that determine the outcome of a tax fraud case under UK law.
Group Litigation Orders (GLOs) allow multiple claimants in the UK to bring similar legal claims together in a single, streamlined court process. This guide explains the procedures, benefits, risks, and how Axis Solicitors can assist you in pursuing or defending a GLO case.
Expert witnesses play a critical role in UK civil cases by providing independent, specialist knowledge to assist the court in reaching a fair decision. This comprehensive guide explains their duties, legal framework, and the vital impact they have on litigation outcomes.
After five years in a UK rental property, tenants gain stronger legal protections. This guide from Axis Solicitors explains your rights, risks, and remedies.
This blog examines how Civil Litigation and AI intersect within UK legal practice. We explore predictive coding, expert‐evidence tools, hallucinations risk, regulation, access to justice, ethics, and best practice.
COVID-19 triggered a rapid transformation in how civil litigation is conducted across the UK. This article from Axis Solicitors unpacks the rise of remote hearings—what drove the shift, how courts adapted, the impact on litigants and lawyers, and what it means for the future of civil justice.
Stamp duty reform is coming in 2025—and it could significantly affect your property plans. Whether you’re buying your first home, moving up the ladder, or investing in buy-to-let, Axis Solicitors explains what the stamp duty uk 2025 changes mean for you, how to time your move, and how to minimise your legal and financial exposure.
Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) is reshaping the UK’s justice system. This in-depth guide explores how UK courts are adapting to digital conflict resolution, the legal framework driving change, and what it means for claimants and legal professionals.