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Food allergy laws: Natasha's Law and Benedict's Law
10 Apr 2026Recent legal developments, including Natasha’s Law and Benedict’s Law, are strengthening food allergy protections across England, with new statutory guidance for schools due to take effect in September 2026.

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Costs Chaos: Is detailed assessment worth it?
10 Apr 2026The recent Tucker v Howe case, decided in February 2026, is a striking example of how disputes over estate administration costs can escalate, leaving beneficiaries with significant financial consequences.

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New statutory sick pay rules effective from 6 April 2026
09 Apr 2026On 6 April 2026, the third set of commencement regulations under the Employment Rights Act 2025 came into force, reforming statutory sick pay (SSP). These changes remove the three-day waiting period, abolish the lower earnings limit (LEL) for eligibility, and introduce a modified approach for lower earners.

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Updated Vento bands for injury to feelings awards from 6 April 2026
09 Apr 2026On 30 March 2026, updated Vento bands were published, for assessing injury to feelings awards in claims presented on or after 6 April 2026.

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When can a tribunal refuse reconsideration without proper reasoning?
09 Apr 2026A recent Employment Appeal Tribunal decision highlights the importance of following the correct process when dealing with reconsideration applications and late responses.

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US-UK pharma agreement finalised putting UK pharma ahead of others
08 Apr 2026The terms of the US-UK pharma agreement have been finalised, confirming that UK pharma will have 0% tariffs on medicines exported to the US.





