Carrying out a risk assessment is only the starting point in ensuring the safety of service users, with the recent prosecution of The Red...
As a result of Brexit, we have lost right to use VAT-exclusive values in the public procurement rules. The Government has finally passed...
An important new case has raised doubts as to whether it is legitimate to average evaluators' scores. In Bromcom Computers v United...
Can an employee claim that messages/emails/information are private when stored on an employer’s device? A recent High Court case of FKJ V...
Today (23 January 2023) the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 (the Regulations) come into force. The Regulations, enacting many of...
Today marks the start of Solicitors for the Elderly (SFE)'s Update Your Will Week! We are proud to be part of SFE, who throughout this...
We're delighted that Anthony Collins Solicitors has been appointed to the National Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) Legal Services...
Jacinda Ardern yesterday announced her resignation citing burnout as the reason for this. Whilst positive in demonstrating the...
Social media can be a great tool for charities to publicise themselves, raise awareness of their charitable objects, and generate income....
Prime Minister Sunak's Government and its civil servants are certainly picking up the pace when it comes to legislation and consultation....
Yesterday, the Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) launched the implementation plan for its new approach to consumer regulation, noting...
I am genuinely really pleased that the law firm that I work for has achieved B Corp status. Why is this important, and why might your...