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The Government has published the findings from its Cyber Security Breaches Survey: a survey of UK businesses, charities and education...

The Government has announced more details about its proposed offence of failing to prevent fraud, which could apply to certain charities....

After much speculation, Dominic Raab, deputy prime minister and justice secretary resigned last week. His resignation was in response to...

Over the past year or so the issue of parents of children who have recently turned 18 trying to access the Child Trust Fund created for...

On 6 April 2022, the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 reformed the divorce process to remove the concept of fault as it was...

Although private medical treatment is often perceived as being better than NHS management, a decision by the Medical Practitioners...

The Cabinet Office’s latest Procurement Policy Note (PPN)* announces an update to the Government’s guidance on procuring steel in...

Last year, the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA), made a number of recommendations to the Government, urging...

Our blog last month advised that the window for registering higher-risk buildings (“HRBs”) was due to open in April 2023, with the...

Over recent years white collar boxing events have been a means of raising money for charity, which is laudable, but is it as safe as it...

A Judgment has recently been handed down in the case of Elements (Europe) Limited v FK Building Ltd [2023] EWHC 726 (TCC). Although the...

When fabric with dried-on emollient cream makes contact with a naked flame, testing has shown that the fabric burns much more quickly and...