In this podcast Stephen Baker and Ishwari Sharma, dispute resolution lawyers at Herrington Carmichael, discuss the principles that apply when a shareholder is unfairly prejudiced in relation...

The episode will focus on what discretionary benefits employers can offer and how those benefits can sometime become contractual entitlements.

This episode of The Legal Room UK covers disability discrimination under the UK's Equality Act 2010, explaining what qualifies as a disability, types of discrimination, and employer obligations toward employees with disabilities.

In this episode, Cassie Blackledge and Alex Harper will be discussing employment rights of parents and parents to be. They will run through the law as it is now pending...

The article discusses the new Tipping Act, effective October 1, 2024, and its implications for the leisure and hospitality sector. It outlines compliance requirements, best practices for employers, and the legal risks of non-compliance.

The new October 2024 employer duty to prevent sexual harassment emphasizes the importance of a standalone policy to ensure compliance and proactive workplace safeguards.

In this episode, Alex Harper and Hannah King dive into the key employment issues that arise during corporate transactions in the UK.

This month's episode is an introduction to environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) for Employers. We will be providing an overview of what ESG is, particularly from an employment perspective.

In this episode of our Family Law series, we discuss where we start with child arrangement matters and what we need to consider when deciding how to move forward.

In this episode of the Family Law series, we look at all things co-parenting. We will talk about ways in which parents may navigate the complexities that arise when trying to co-parent...

In this episode of the Family Law series, we speak to Daniel Piddington, barrister at College Chambers in Southampton regarding some of the situations and questions...

In this episode of the Family Law series, we speak to Daniel Piddington, barrister at College Chambers in Southampton regarding some of the situations and questions that individuals face when cohabitation is on the cards.

James Evans of Our Family Wizard discusses the role of parenting apps in improving parent-child relationships post-separation, emphasizing effective communication between parents to foster positive family dynamics.

In the second episode of the new Family Law series, we focus on Valentine's Day and in particular Pre-Nuptials and what couples need to consider when deciding to marry.

A few weeks ago I wrote an article entitled "No End in Sight for the Blame Game" which commented on the progression (or non-progression)! of the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation ...

This month's episode covers the statement of changes to the Immigration Rules, which was published on 9 March 2023.

Usof Shah and Alex Harper discuss the immigration process for bringing a partner to the UK in their podcast. They cover the key requirements and the application procedure for partner visas.

This month's episode covers skilled worker visas. Usof Shah and Samuel Gray will be discussing eligibility requirements for the visa as well as the process once a business has been granted...

When a company goes into a formal insolvency procedure, employees are understandably concerned about their job security and the company's ability to pay their salaries.

In this podcast, Jake Gatley and Florrie Aylward from Herrington Carmichael discuss the challenges of enforcing a County Court Judgment (CCJ). They explore key enforcement options such as bailiffs, charging orders, and attachment of earnings orders, providing practical insights for those seeking to collect a CCJ.