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Lots of TUPE transfers are smooth sailing and for staff, there is no difference to their lives, other than a different logo on the top of...

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

It has long been established that when a tenant is not occupying their home but has an intention to return, they may retain their...

The politicians might have downed tools and joined the campaign trail, however, for Home Office staff, it has been more like business as...

In a previous blog post last year, we looked at a possession case issued by Westminster City Council where there had been a joint...

Whilst admittedly I am not a huge football fan, I can appreciate the passion, excitement and unity the World Cup brings every four years....

In one of the first reported cases, Financial Remedy proceedings have been stayed and Non-Court Dispute Resolution has been ordered...

Following a consultation period, 172 court fees are set to rise, with the change being effected by a statutory instrument in summer 2024....

There are different answers depending on when the separation occurred and whether there were any conditions placed upon the gift when...

The Rochdale by-election made the news recently, with the Labour Party withdrawing support for candidate Azhar Ali following comments...

I wrote recently about a Coroner’s case that involved the death of an elderly resident in a care home.  In that case, the Coroner made...

Using a private investigator should be an exception rather than the rule. This article I read gives food for thought about the...