In this latest episode, our Employment Law experts look at how societal change has accelerated the need to recognise individual beliefs and characteristics that are worthy of respect in a democratic society.

In this episode, our Employment Law team discuss the subject of third-party harassment in the workplace and whether the current legislative framework is effective in ensuring employers...

A man in Pennsylvania was recently dismissed from his role at an American company for posting several derogatory tweets about his colleagues on Twitter.

Having a Will is vital to ensure your estate is dealt with according to your wishes after you pass away. Not having a Will can mean your inheritance ends up in the wrong hands.

On 5 March 2012, it was reported that the British Bankers' Association (BBA) is to review the rate setting process for LIBOR.

In November 2013, the Court of Appeal delivered its long-awaited judgment in the cases of Graiseley Properties Ltd and others v Barclays Bank Plc and Deutsche Bank and others v Unitech Global Limited [2013] EWCA Civ 1372.

In March 2013 the Loan Market Association (LMA) announced to its members that it would no longer be publishing revised forms of its Mandatory Costs Schedule to take account of changes to the UK regulatory fee structure and on 1 April 2013 the recommended form of that schedule was withdrawn from its website.

We mentioned money transfer services to Somalia and issues arising from the Money Laundering Regulations 2007 in one of our articles published last October.

During DMH Stallard's Employment Team webinar, Adam William's examined the latest on immigration and right to work issues that are troubling employers during the pandemic,.

On 18 December 2013 the Treasury published its response to its consultation on reforms to the legislation relating to IPSs.

It is a common misconception that enforcing your Intellectual Property rights will be a long, drawn out, and costly process.

In a bad week for Apple, co-founder Steve Jobs has resigned, share prices in the company have fallen and its most recent court battle with Samsung has not resulted in the sweeping victory it might have hoped for.

Come and hear an expert panel talking about some of the issues faced by those taking legal action on IP infringement matters.

The law firms agreed to the following statement and coordinated a joint social media and online push to publicise their commitment at 11am on Friday 12th June.

British legal history was made this week with the first televised sentencing in a criminal trial - in Scotland.

Recent research by KPMG indicated that 95% of UK businesses were unprepared for the change in the cookie law.

Yesterday saw the launch of the first 4G mobile network by EE , the owner of TMobile and Orange, a full six months before other suppliers.

With only six deals estimated since 28 February 2011 so far, British television has taken its time in taking advantage of the rules allowing product placement in drama and entertainment programs. After six months, the anticipated flood of commercials deals has yet to happen.

The Ministry of Justice has extended the Act to the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO), University Central Admissions Body (UCAS) and the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS), following a period of consultation, on the basis that they all perform functions of a public nature.

The turmoil of the Covid-19 crisis has made us all consider our own mortality.