The government has launched a consultation on proposals to reform the UK's equal pay and pay discrimination framework.

The EAT has clarified when discriminatory conduct may extend over a period for the purposes of the Equality Act 2010 time limits.

The updated EHRC Services Code will replace the 2011 code from 5 August 2026.

The Court of Appeal has confirmed that training repayment clauses may be unenforceable where they go beyond what is reasonably necessary to protect an employer's legitimate business interests.

The EAT has held that an employment tribunal applied the wrong legal test when dismissing a discrimination arising from disability claim brought by an employee who was investigated after his employer suspected he had falsely claimed to be disabled in order to obtain an interview.

When buying a property, your solicitor must verify where your money comes from and how your wealth was accumulated. This is a legal requirement under anti-money laundering rules. Getting the right documents together early helps keep your purchase moving.

Buying your first home has become increasingly challenging for many people. Rising living costs, reduced Stamp Duty reliefs, and high rent means family support is more common than ever. This is often referred to as the Bank of Mum and Dad.

Moving day is always busy, and updating your address can easily be overlooked. Having a clear checklist helps ensure nothing important is missed once you have settled into your new home.

When you’re buying a home, you’ll hear both terms early on and it’s easy to assume they do the same thing. They may sound similar, but they do very different jobs. Understanding the difference can save you stress, unexpected costs and difficult decisions down the line. Here’s what each one covers and when you should consider arranging a survey.