Road traffic offences may seem straightforward, but their legal implications can be complex and severe. Many individuals underestimate the potential repercussions and opt to represent themselves without comprehensive knowledge of the law. As we’ve seen recently in the case of the Archbishop of Canterbury, getting the process of ...
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Posted 31.8.17
Knowing your consumer rights gives you the confidence to know where you stand when it comes to getting a refund or exchange under the Consumer Rights Act.
Posted 23.8.17
Making redundancies is an unpleasant, sensitive process with many added aspects to consider when you have affected employees who are on maternity leave.
Posted 18.8.17
The Parental Bereavement (Pay and Leave) Bill would entitle employees who have lost a child to paid leave in order to give them time to grieve.
Posted 14.8.17
Trends in the workplace are changing, advances in technology are allowing companies to move towards a more dynamic and flexible working environment.
Posted 11.8.17
Boundaries and property disputes are the single biggest cause of neighbour fallouts in the UK. Property expert Danielle Clements explains all
Posted 10.8.17
A judge’s confidential notes have been disclosed under UK data laws in what is believed to be the first successful data request from a courtroom
Posted 26.7.17
The Supreme Court has ruled that fees introduced by the Government in 2013 for those bringing Employment Tribunal cases are unlawful.
Posted 20.7.17
The Law commission for England and Wales has called for the law surrounding making a will to be updated to be more suitable for todays’ ‘modern world’.
Posted 17.7.17
Flexible working is being adopted by businesses across the country and it's improving the happiness, loyalty and productivity of staff.
Posted 13.7.17
New reports show that some women are scared to take their full entitlement to maternity leave.
Posted 6.7.17
Do men or women cope better after divorce? Head of Family Law Nicola McInnes looks into the factors that help people recover after divorce.
Posted 26.6.17
For divorced parents, taking your child on holiday can be a contentious issue. We explain the legalities surrounding taking your child abroad.
Posted 22.6.17
Our employment law team answer the question, are employees entitled to go home if the temperature in the workplace becomes too hot?
Posted 13.6.17
Staff training on GDPR is essential to reduce data breaches caused by human error. Christian Mancier gives his top 5 tips on how to train staff effectively.
Posted 9.6.17
Earlier this week, an Employment Tribunal ruled in favour of Mr Ali in a sex discrimination claim over fully paid paternity pay.
Posted 23.5.17
Asset division in divorce can lead to disputes, it's important to weigh up the proportionality of costs in divorce to avoid wasting time and money.
Posted 15.5.17
The FCA has launched a review into the car finance market prompted by concerns arising from the increase in the use of PCP (personal contract purchase).
Posted 12.5.17
Family Lawyer group Resolution have called for a reform of divorce law in the UK with emphasis on introducing no fault divorce
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