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Industrial action short of a strike is also underway, including not covering for absent colleagues, refusing to make up for work lost to strike action and working to rule.

The High Court has earlier today quashed the Conduct of Employment Agencies and Employment Businesses (Amendment) Regulations 2022 that came into force on 21 July 2022.

The NHS has issued its first national guidance to support employees in the workplace experiencing workplace symptoms.

After presenting a Budget-in-all-but name with the Autumn Statement, the Spring Budget was delivered against the backdrop of a day of widespread industrial action.

After slipping on ice on a ungritted footway of a car park, was the defendant liable to the injured claimant?

The ICO has released its guidance discussing privacy-enhancing technologies (PETs) in detail.

There are different requirements a claimant needs to fulfil depending on the nature of their relationship to the deceased.

This article focusses on what the consultation is specifically seeking views on and who the Ministry of Justice hopes will respond before October...

The Home Office Employer's Guide to Right to Work Checks advises employers on how to conduct a compliant right to work check to establish a statutory excuse against liability for a civil penalty.

The Inquiry held its first preliminary hearing on 4 October.

Pensions are a complex area and you should always consult a specialist family lawyer before entering into an agreement.

Andrew Brammer, Partner in our Regulatory team considers the lessons to be taken from a recent workplace transport safety case.

There are new obligations in the UK applying to express trusts arising in corporate transactions.

A recent letter from the GMC and CQC recognises the need for professionals to depart from established procedures of care in times of acute pressure.

The latest insight on how lower value clinical negligence claims should be handled.

The Government has confirmed its decision to delay the introduction of the Liberty Protection Safeguards. The Government has confirmed its decision to delay the introduction of the Liberty Protection Safeguards...

In a criminal trial it is the jury which decides who is telling the truth and who is not. By contrast, unlike in the United States where criminal and civil cases are both heard by a jury,...