100 years on – Tips for employees to resolve issues...
It is the 100th year anniversary since women fought for the right to vote and they did literally fight for this right often having to...
It is the 100th year anniversary since women fought for the right to vote and they did literally fight for this right often having to...
Women are being asked to share their experiences of sexual harassment in the workplace and public places as part of a government initiative. This is...
Arguably the recent stamp duty changes have been introduced to orchestrate, from a price perspective, a less volatile property market. The leveling of prices certainly...
When a divorce petition is sent to court, one of the requirements is to include a certified copy of the marriage certificate. For a...
In June this year my blog “Justice for All?” looked at how changes to the costs rules since April 2013 had benefitted Defendants at the...
The court has now approved the settlement on a long running case in our specialist clinical negligence team involving a number of highly experienced specialists....
Some investors will have been looking at commercial property, either for the first time or with a new eye as a result of the recent...
In the merry season of goodwill, and with landlords feeling wobbly as a result of the Brexit and 2017’s election (in addition to a glass...
Third party and occupiers’ liability is something which owners and occupiers of land and property should be aware of. Indeed landlords and tenants should see...
Mobile phone usage has grown massively in the last two decades. There are six times as many phones in use as there were 20 years ago...