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As with 2013, there will be no rest for employment law advisers, employers and HR practitioners in 2014, with further legislative change on the agenda

Described by the tribunal as a "modern business phenomenon", Uber has around 40,000 drivers in the UK, with 30,000 drivers operating in the London area...

Litigation is time consuming, expensive and often protracted. It is also an inherently uncertain process and the outcome will depend on a large number of factors.

The fast growing trend of ‘gig economy' working is becoming an ever more divisive and complex area. The term is used to describe a relatively new way of working ...

The FCA published a Consultation Paper in October 2013 regarding its proposed regulatory approach to crowdfunding over the internet.

As you hopefully know, all workers are entitled to be paid at a rate which is not less than the national minimum wage.

The construction industry is regarded as one of the most conflict and dispute ridden industries, which has resulted in it being one of the most claim orientated sectors.

From screaming headlines to more sober assessments, much has been written about this decision of the High Court since it was delivered earlier this month.

A strong brand helps distinguish products from your competitors’.

There is a new dawn for construction insurance following introduction of two Acts of Parliament in August 2016.

Over the past five years, the UK has seen the rise of a new way of working called the ‘gig economy...

Economic downturns breed disputes and the outcome of such disputes can have a much greater impact upon individuals and businesses than in better times. Litigation and dispute resolution therefore has a crucial role to play during a recession and, with the emphasis on resolution, that role can be a positive one.

Substantial increases to court fees were introduced on 9 March 2015.

Our Employment & HR team brings its monthly review of new legislation, guidance and case law.

The government unveiled its plans to increase the rates of stamp duty land tax (SDLT) charged on purchases of "additional residential properties" e.g. second homes or buy to let properties.

This article provides an update on the new EU-US Privacy Shield agreement as well as a summary of the EU General Data Protection Regulation.

The aim of trading disclosure legislation is to ensure that anyone who has dealings with you and your company knows its legal identity, its status and where they can inspect the company records.