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From today (31 January 2025) leaseholders no longer need to have been a qualifying tenant for two years before exercising a right to...

In the Judicial Review R (SARCP) v Stoke-on-Trent City Council [2025] EWHC 18 (Admin), the Administrative Court ruled that Stoke-on-Trent...

Following its annual review, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has confirmed that the auto-enrolment earnings trigger will...

The Law Commission's first response to its consultation on changes to Co-operative and Community Benefit Society law has provided welcome...

As the Employment Rights Minister correctly noted, “Parents of children in neonatal care have more than enough to worry about without...

Separation can be a confusing and upsetting time for a child especially if they don’t feel their views will be taken into account.  It...

There is an underperforming employee. They have been given lots of support and offers of training over the years.  You’ve given them...

The purpose of non-court dispute resolution is for individuals to reach a resolution away from the court arena. There are a number of...

As reported on Nearly Legal, the recent Court of Appeal case of D’Aubigny v Khan & Anor (2025), clarified the Court’s position with...

It has been announced that the Minister responsible for family justice has confirmed the family mediation voucher scheme will be...

Unison has published a study looking at the use of Local Authority Trading Companies (LATCOs) which highlights a gap in terms and...

The recent case of West Worthing PO Ltd v Pensions Regulator is an example of the hurdles employers can face when attempting to overturn...