All news by author: Paul Keogh

Laura Thurgood and Danielle Laight, from the West Midlands, are battling over who had the right to use the name "Wash Wiggle and Wag" for their rival dog grooming businesses

Dr Andrew Cross, who created a helipad in his neighbours Mark and Clare Dyer's field in Brook, Surrey, had complained the hedge blotted out light from the front of his property

A social media content creator who broke her heel at a Stella McCartney store when she plummeted through a 'walkway' to the floor below is suing the designer label for £100,000

Simon Lyons and Farid Alizadeh set up their West End-based property investment business, Enstar Capital Ltd, in 2004, and Andrew Rahamim joined at a later date - but they fell out

Anna Rea left her daughter her £1m home in Tooting, south London, when she died in 2016 and ignored sons David, Nino and Remo and a court has decided on the legal wrangling

Dawn already owned her downstairs flat but a court heard Norma transferred ownership of her upstairs flat in 2014 saying she was trying to minimise the eventual inheritance tax

Sunny Pyburn, 38, claims he was physically and emotionally abused as a child by his late father, who allegedly didn't believe the boy was his because of his skin colour

Two brothers now face £1million bill after they lost a 'sexism' legal battle with their sister. Julie Mate worked hard to increase the value of the family farm, but did not see a share of the profits

Norma Gibbons and daughter Dawn lived in the upstairs and downstairs flat - in a converted house - as neighbours for years, before a falling out landed them in a bitter court battle

Alexander Britez, who was fired by Lord Sugar during the seventh series of The Apprentice, has been left facing a huge bill after a row with his neighbours ended up in court

David Gladstone sued Leigh White after she moved into his Grade-I listed family mansion and refused to leave. A judge ordered the woman to leave so the pensioner can move back to his home

Danny Truell made £3million per year as chairman of the Wellcome Trust. When he died, £14m was put into a charitable trust - but another £4m is now at the centre of a bitter High Court battle