All employers should note that that the Home Office has published a new draft code of practice on preventing illegal working which will...
In a recent Employment Tribunal case (Ms. J. Pelling v. The Complete Care Group Ltd) the Employment Tribunal has given its judgment, that...
The Levelling Up and Regeneration Act received Royal Assent on 26 October 2023. The Act has brought about a number of key changes to the...
We marked International Men's Day – the same as we did for International Women's Day – again this year but it has struck me how different...
As a family lawyer, I often receive enquiries about changing a child's surname. Those enquiries come in a multitude of formats ranging...
As you may have seen in my previous blog, nearly three years since the Cabinet Office began its Green Paper consultation, the Procurement...
We all know children cannot always express how they are feeling; even more so when they are unwell and simply don't have the words to...
On 28 October 2023, the rehabilitation periods under the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 (the Act) changed. The new rehabilitation...
I was just visiting the website of CAFCASS (the children and family court advisory and support service). As we approach the potentially...
A recent study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association reported on a large, multi-country study which found that...
The Barnsdale Hall Hotel (now the Rutland Hall Hotel and Spa) has been fined £146,700 together with £50,000 of costs after pleading...
The Fundraising Regulator’s Annual Complaints Report has been published and reveals complaints regarding fundraising practices more than...