A statutory demand is a formal written document from an individual or company to an individual or company, demanding payment of an outstanding debt from that individual or company within 21 days.

Monika's piece covers the UK's current legislative framework, providing an in-depth summary of everything from the law that applies and data subject rights...

Melissa Parrish, a 27-year-old with a long history of eating disorders, died in 2021 after a self-inflicted incident during psychiatric care. An inquest will examine her treatment, questioning potential safeguarding failures at Vincent Square.

The Labour government's plan to make unfair dismissal a day one right may face delays due to consultations. Employers should prepare by ensuring clear, fair probationary processes and employment contracts to mitigate potential liabilities if the reform is enacted...

By April 2025, most UK visitors, excluding British, Irish, and residents, must obtain an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA). The £10 ETA covers tourism, business, and certain work engagements.

The consultation ended in early October 2022 and the government is currently reviewing the responses received.

More than three months after priority processing services on all visa applications were suspended, they continue to be suspended for visa applications for work, family and student routes being filed...

As of 8 January 2025, the UK has extended the Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) scheme to apply to travellers visiting or transiting through...

The Grenfell Tower Inquiry's final report condemned public and commercial bodies involved in its refurbishment, citing incompetence, dishonesty, and greed as key factors in the disaster. The report includes 58 recommendations to reform the construction industry and improve fire safety practices.

Since 2014, there has been an alarming rise in cases of individuals and companies having their bank accounts abruptly closed in a practice known as ‘debanking'.

Martha's Rule, named after Martha Mills who tragically died in 2021, gives patients and their loved ones the right to request an urgent second opinion when they fear that a patient's...

At the resolution of a five year fight for justice, the resident victims of the Richmond House fire have spoken about what they have learned of the UK's broken housing construction industry.

Palestinian victims of Israel's bombing of Gaza have taken the first step in issuing a formal legal claim in a British court against BP plc and the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan Pipeline Company ("BTC Co")...

Women in surgical positions in the NHS say that they fear reporting incidents will damage their careers, and that they lack confidence the NHS will take action, as reported by the BBC.

Home » Knowledge Hub » Tech Nation announces cease of operations – what this means for Global Talent Visa route On 31 January 2023, Tech Nation, the Home Office's partner and endorsing body for ...

In 2012, the Neo Bankside development of 217 luxury flats was opened next to the Tate Modern. In 2016, the Tate Modern was extended, and opened a 360-degree viewing platform on the...

The cost of living crisis has also invariably led to an increase in claims.

The Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) scheme was first announced by the UK Government in the March 2023 Statement of Changes to the immigration rules HC 1160.

The Home Office is transitioning student visa holders to eVisas, replacing physical BRPs by October 31, 2024. Universities will receive data sharing agreements to verify student status. Due to delays, sponsors are temporarily exempt from checking work conditions.

The Police Registration Scheme was suspended with little notice on Thursday 4 August 2022.