Browse our law brief articles and blogs, aimed at addressing the practical implications of the latest legal developments affecting you and your organisation.
We frequently receive requests for ‘back to basics’ guides on putting your legal affairs in order. In this issue, we cover Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs).
In The RBS Rights Issue Litigation, Re the High Court refused to find that notes of interviews with employees and ex-employees of RBS were covered by legal advice privilege.
The Employment Appeal Tribunal has upheld a decision of the Employment Tribunal that a member of staff absent from work long-term with work-related stress was not disabled for the purposes of the Equality Act 2010.
In City of York Council v Grosset, the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) held that when considering whether an employee suffered discrimination arising from disability.
As opportunities continue in the overseas British school sector, is it still possible for UK independent schools to enter this exciting marketplace, even when the school brand is not widely known?
As a result of the current UK skills shortage, more and more businesses are turning to recruitment agencies to help them find good quality staff to fill their permanent vacancies.
An annual forecast made by the real estate firm Savills has predicted that borrowers and lenders will become increasingly wary of the risks involved in investing in new projects in 2017 and beyond.
From April 2017, the government will fund apprenticeships in England in a new way. To meet this objective, some employers will be required to contribute to a new Apprenticeship Levy.
Elections are scheduled for May 4th. The new Mayor is due to take office from May 8th. But from our discussions with local businesses and residents there doesn't seem to be much understanding of what this new role involves.