Traditionally, when the owners of a business were starting to think about retirement or stepping back, they looked for a buyer – either a...
I am pleased to see that over 100 leading employers have recently pledged their support for a ten-point social mobility action plan led...
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The High Court has ruled that the former UK Health Secretary, Matt Hancock, failed to comply with the Public Sector Equality Duty in the...
As our mission as a social purpose law firm has evolved over the years, it has become increasingly important to us to monitor and...
In this short blog I’d like to highlight: Some national policy priorities for educational levelling up; andAn exciting local...
It is almost two years since the tragic death of George Floyd sent shockwaves around the world and opened many eyes to the reality of...
I was interested to read the Report for the Prevention of Future Deaths (PFD) issued by the Senior Coroner for Hertfordshire to Michael...
A client can transfer a contract to a ‘rescue contractor’ following the insolvency of their existing contractor without a new...
Probate fees increased to £273 on 26 January 2022. This set fee applies: regardless of whether the application is made by a probate...
As we mark this year’s National Apprenticeship Week, we have had much food for thought over the future of employment opportunities. The...
Knowland v Eton College (Case No.3306496/21) A teacher posts a lecture on YouTube with some opinions seemingly out of sync with those...