Books published by LexisNexis UK

Focuses on immigration law. Written with precision by leading immigration experts, this work has been updated to offer various legislation, cases, political developments and commentary and guidance on every significant aspect of the law and practice of immigration.

The Scottish Law Directory 2021 includes the latest list of certificated solicitors, published with the authority of the Law Society of Scotland.

A work on probate that offers guidance on various aspects of probate procedure. It is suitable for practitioners working within this complex area of the law.

The book provides an analysis of the general duties of directors contained in Chapter 2 Part 10 of the Companies Act 2006, addressing aspects of the law that are highly relevant to such duties.

The Customs and Excise Duties Handbook 2020 combines the content from both the Customs Duties Handbook and the Excise Duties Handbook. Now published as a seven-volume work, the 2020-21 edition covers all the up-to-date legislation on the key areas for customs and excise practitioners.

Goode on Commercial Law is the first port of call for the modern day practitioner with its theoretical and practical coverage of commercial law in both a national and an international context.

This title describes the theory, principles and practice of this complex area, covering the full range of activities carried out by the corporate finance department of major investment banks. With a practical emphasis the book identifies the key elements behind the formulation of appropriate strategy and details the steps that need to be taken.

Bennion on Statutory Interpretation is the leading work on the interpretation of legislation and essential reading for all those who practise law, whether drafting legislation, administering it, advising on it or arguing it in court.

Written by leading lawyers in the field, this popular guide to the tax efficient drafting of wills, estate planning and administration provides practitioners with help and guidance, and discusses the typical problems and pitfalls that may be encountered in practice.

It is an authoritative and practical guide which not only explains the principles and process of family mediation but also places it in the context of a changing family justice system and its interaction with other professionals and processes.

The updated fourth edition considers the significant changes to the law of libel and slander brought about by the Defamation Act 2013, and the law's attempts to meet the challenges posed by publications on the internet and via social media. An essential addition to the library of all practitioners specialising in these fields.

Widely regarded as the 'Bible' of NIC law, this comprehensive guide will answer in depth virtually every point or query put to you for compliance, planning or NIC mitigation purposes.

This popular reference work contains essential information on all the main UK taxes and related subjects, conveniently arranged to save you the time and effort involved in researching a whole range of source material.

Written by leading specialists in the field, this book is a comprehensive and authoritative guide to the legal obligations of local housing authorities and social housing providers in relation to the provision of permanent and temporary housing accommodation, and the rights of those seeking such accommodation.

This well-established and popular work provides a comprehensive survey of the legal liabilities of local authorities, written by a team of specialists in local authority liability claims.

Disciplinary and Regulatory Proceedings is the leading work on this important and dynamic area of law, written by leading practitioners in the field with considerable experience of tribunals both as chairmen and lawyers.

Conveyancing Searches and Enquiries is an essential tool for residential and commercial conveyancing solicitors and licensed conveyancers, offering a user-friendly format which will enable the reader to access information quickly on every form of search and enquiry.

The APIL Guide to Fatal Accidents, now in its fourth edition, provides practical advice on how to run a case involving a fatal accident and how to secure maximum awards for the family, friends and estate of the deceased.

The APIL Guide to Catastrophic Injury Claims provides a guide to best practice in the complex area of catastrophic injury litigation. The text provides guidance on case management, practical help in dealing with and addressing issues of expert evidence, an in-depth discussion of damages and an analysis of relevant primary source material.

This title covers all aspects of the law of mortgages, including what mortgages and charges are, parties to mortgages, void or imperfect securities, transfer and devolution of mortgages, mortgagee's remedies, priorities of mortgages, incidence of the mortgage debt, discharge of the mortgage, accounts and costs.

This brand new title explores the key legal issues and the complex and ever-changing inter-relationship between the law and technology. It is a must-have practical guidance resource for junior lawyers and lawyers in training who are new to technology law.

A companion to Redgrave's Health and Safety, this 16th edition takes into account such changes as the emerging areas of personal injury and stress, and introduces new chapters on Assaults at Work and Occupational Cancer.

Erskine May is the eponymous guide to parliamentary practice and procedure, providing accurate and detailed information on the constituent parts of Parliament, its powers and jurisdictions, membership of either House, financial procedure and the process of debate.Alongside the incremental changes to and refinements of parliamentary practice which happen all the time, the 25th edition covers many significant developments since the last edition in 2011, including:* A new chapter on "English Votes for English Laws" introduced following the 2015 General Election, which details the varied and complex ways in which these engage with both primary and secondary legislation. * The process of implementing the outcome of the 2016 referendum on the UK''s membership of the EU. An account is given of the procedures in both Houses for the scrutiny and approval of the transposition of EU law into UK law.* Further parliamentary consequences of the coalition government that took office in 2010, including the reforms introduced by the Wright Committee, the evolving impact of the introduction of the new category of "backbench business" and the election of Deputy Speakers in the House. * An e-petitions system overseen by a new Petitions Committee set up in 2015. * Changes to select committee working practices and powers under their new elected chairs.* A new financial timetable introduced in 2017 with the Chancellor''s annual budget statement moving from Spring to Autumn, and a change to how Estimates Day debates are handled.* Important reforms to how the conduct of both MPs and members of the Lords is governed and how breaches of the respective codes are pursued. * Continuing arguments over the future of parliamentary privilege. Recent relevant court cases and developments within Parliament are assessed, including the 2013 Joint Committee on Parliamentary Privilege.