When one reads about AI tools such as ChatGPT and Bard, the focus is largely on the outputs. We marvel at how rich the answers to questions can be and then scorn when it transpires...

The Maternity Leave, Adoption Leave, Shared Parental Leave (Amendment) Regulations 2024 (the "Regulations") is set to join the statute books and shall, from 6 April 2024...

In contrast to many other countries, pre-nuptial agreements are not currently binding in England and Wales.

The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) recently published their respective consultation papers setting out their rules on non-financial misconduct...

The first step for any company looking to sponsor an individual for a work visa is obtaining a sponsor licence.

Iknow that when I tell people at cocktail parties that I'm a Technology and Data Protection lawyer they often take a small step backwards, no doubt a little intimidated and awed.

As a lawyer by trade - although I am enjoying my foray into journalism - today I am thinking about the objective and statutory duties of those on the Board of the Post Office, as legislated under the Companies Act 2006.

The government's announcement earlier this week about upcoming changes to the immigration rules, the so called "Five Point Plan"...

A frequently Googled question is: "can my employer dismiss me for having a tattoo?" This insight looks at the surprisingly thorny issue of tattoos in the workplace.

Big or small, it is, of course, incredibly flattering to be approached to act as a trustee of a charity, particularly if it is a worthy cause or something you are passionate about.

Could the new wave of generative AI tools be used by telemarketers to circumvent to UK's ‘PECR' rules on automated calling?

So fast and furious are the developments in the Post Office scandal, with horrific new stories emerging almost daily, that it seems like an age since I wrote my first article...

A resultant feature of the COVID-19 pandemic has been the proliferation of employees working from home. Firstly, being forced to do so as a consequence of government guidance...

One of my strongest childhood memories was watching my mother volcanically lose her temper at the dentists.

After a long period of waiting, debating and re-drafting, the Online Safety Act 2023 has finally made its way into UK law. For those businesses caught by its scope, it's a big set of responsibilities and changes.

It is undeniable that social media is a powerful tool to help spread information and support the expression of one's views but, where is the line drawn when it comes to such expression...

How the voracity with which Generative AI consumes works without authorisation is sparking anger among copyright holders.

We are at a point in the year where, after the last push to meet end-of-year deadlines/targets and complete the last billing/invoicing cycle, workers can breathe...

Holding a sponsor licence involves ongoing compliance obligations set by the Home Office in relation to the licence and migrant workers sponsored under the licence.