Securing the future of your business
Traditionally, when the owners of a business were starting to think about retirement or stepping back, they looked for a buyer – either a...
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...
"It didn't seem right", "I had a feeling things were going wrong" and "no-one was listening to my concerns" are some of the most common...
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:
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:
As we mark this year’s National Apprenticeship Week, we have had much food for thought over the future of employment opportunities.
Knowland v Eton College (Case No.3306496/21)
A teacher posts a lecture on YouTube with some opinions seemingly out of sync with those...
2021 was a turbulent year for all involved in the health and social care sector. Covid-19 presented many hurdles to organisations...
The Captain Tom Foundation has been registered as a charity for less than two years (it was set up not long before Captain Tom died) and...
In 2020 Cardiff Business School, in partnership with The Law Society, undertook a project looking at the experience of disabled people in...
Amongst the many proposals made in the Levelling Up White Paper published this week is a mention of the long-awaited abolition of...
A week is a long time in politics and isn’t that the truth this week? But what are the implications of the shenanigans of this week for...
News of the staffing crisis in social care is nothing new. It has been the central issue in social care for a long time. The pandemic has...
Long-awaited, the Government publishes its white paper today, with a list of 12 "missions" to be achieved by 2030 that if fulfilled will...
It's coming... at last... in April... no-fault divorce.
The biggest shakeup in divorce law in 50 years. The end of the blame game....
After a few weeks of speculation that the Government would U-turn and repeal its mandatory vaccination rules, we finally heard from Sajid...
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