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One culturally significant issue risen in the courts in two recent cases: the issue of disinheriting family members because of…

As part of the SM&CR, senior members and certification regime staff must meet the required standards of fitness and propriety…

Adverse possession is a legal principle by which an individual who is not the legal owner of land can become…

A security guard with dyslexia and Asperger’s syndrome suffered disability discrimination when he was dismissed for his persistent lateness….

Many overseas workers left the UK following Brexit and since then the UK have suffered for shortages of staff in…

There are multiple ways for a charity to own a property, depending on how the charity is constituted, such as…

Emma and Nicole are talking about Trusts and looking at the Frequently asked questions surrounding them…

Linaker will be returning to air on the BBC, but the question stands: what can employers and employees alike take…

Amendments were made by the Product Safety and Metrology Regulations 2019 to the regulations about ‘Responsible Persons’….

On International Women’s Day 2023 we reflect on some recent updates in relation to women’s employment, women’s issues and workplace…

The objective of the Building Safety Act 2022 (BSA 2022) was to reform building safety legislation and fire safety….

Many people are aware that contractors are engaged in a different manner to employees, therefore a varied approach needs to…