The number of people getting remarried is on the rise. It is important for these people to understand the legal and financial implications...

The case of Robert Kinghorn v Martin Acoustics Limited is the latest decision of the court to reject a pursuer's claim that he should be allowed to proceed with an asbestos...

Understanding the legal distinctions between assistance dogs and emotional support dogs is crucial for businesses, employers, and public sector organizations. This comprehensive guide explores the different roles, training standards, legal protections under the UK Equality Act 2010, and access rights that apply to each type of support animal. Learn how to develop compliant policies, train staff effectively, and manage potential claims risks while creating inclusive environments that meet legal obligations a

When work is poorly organized or when workplace risks are not managed, work can raise suicide risk in some workers.

Lawyers are often stereotyped for using ‘legal-ese' and not putting everyday issues into everyday language. This no doubt makes it difficult for litigants in person (individuals...

We provide guidance on how you can apply for a Conditional and Final order, once your application for divorce/dissolution has been issued at Court.

With significant public sector budget cuts, Peter Forshaw considers insurance industry concerns of a possible extension to the existing NHS Injury Cost Recovery (ICR) scheme in personal injury claims and the likelihood of any changes.

Get the updates of everything you need to know about Martha's rule, including its impacts and important next steps.

As the UK embraces a new era of Procurement Sovereignty under Prime Minister Andy Burnham, the debate over sourcing electric buses domestically versus internationally reveals complex trade-offs between upfront costs, total ownership expenses, and strategic national interests. While Chinese-manufactured buses offer significantly lower purchase prices, UK-built alternatives may deliver superior long-term value when factoring in maintenance, cybersecurity, and alignment with emerging industrial policy prioriti

Despite the perils of bringing private prosecutions, there is a growing trend for organisations and agencies to consider bringing such actions.

Relocating to the UK with your furry companion? Understanding the Pet Travel Scheme's requirements is essential for a smooth entry. From microchipping and rabies vaccinations to specific documentation...

The high potential individual (HPI) visa route aims to encourage high-achieving individuals from prestigious international universities to realise their potential within the UK.

We identify the four key issues arising from the judgments for the cases pursued by Stonegate, Greggs and Various Eateries.

Multi-party mediations in construction disputes require careful strategic planning to maximize settlement opportunities while managing significant time and cost investments. From selecting the right mediator to timing the mediation appropriately, understanding key tactical considerations can mean the difference between successful resolution and wasted resources.

As litigation over head injuries in contact sports develops worldwide, governing bodies and insurers face mounting challenges in balancing player welfare with scientific uncertainty and global liability risk. This analysis explores how international sports federations navigate the complex intersection of medical evidence, legal scrutiny, and public expectations across multiple jurisdictions.

We examine what was known of those risks and we also consider the implications for other public buildings.

With no current legislation in place we discuss the future regulation of hydrogen and what contractual frameworks need to be considered?

The decision of this case threatens to potentially mark one of the most significant developments in common law for public bodies in decades.

Weightmans, acting on behalf of the Metropolitan Police Service, have successfully defended an appeal brought by 397 Royalty and Specialist Protection (‘RaSP') Officers...

The Tribunal was required to consider whether the processing undertaken by Clearview constituted ‘monitoring' of data subjects...