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The difference between an obligation to use ‘best endeavours’ and ‘reasonable endeavours’ in a contract has long been the subject of debate.

The Employment Rights Act 2025 doubles the time limit for bringing most Employment Tribunal claims from three months to six months, fundamentally changing how employers must manage risk and maintain records. This extension creates both challenges in terms of prolonged exposure to claims and opportunities for more meaningful dispute resolution before formal proceedings begin.

The Employment Rights Act 2025 brings sweeping reforms to UK industrial relations and trade union laws, fundamentally changing how employers must engage with unions regardless of current recognition status.

The UK Government has introduced a new procurement policy note requiring public authorities to prioritize national security considerations when procuring in four critical sectors: energy infrastructure, steel, AI, and shipbuilding. This market-shaping approach mandates collaboration with designated Sector Leads and fundamentally changes how contracting authorities must assess value for money, moving beyond immediate commercial outcomes to consider long-term strategic resilience and supply chain security.

The Thirlwall Inquiry has challenged the NHS's interpretation of 'just culture,' questioning whether healthcare organisations have become so focused on avoiding blame that they struggle to hold individuals accountable when serious failures occur. This article examines the tension between learning-focused patient safety frameworks and the need for meaningful accountability, exploring how NHS leaders can balance compassionate engagement with appropriate consequences when patient safety is compromised.

The Crime and Policing Act 2026 introduces sweeping reforms to anti-social behaviour enforcement, including new Respect Orders with criminal sanctions...

The energy sector faces rapid transformation driven by technological innovation, regulatory reform and evolving policy priorities. This newsletter examines critical developments in energy infrastructure procurement, data centre connections, heat network policy reforms, and strategic decarbonisation partnerships across the UK's renewable energy and resource management landscape.

The High Court has this morning handed down judgment in Traylor and Traylor v Kent and Medway NHS Social Care Partnership Trust ([2022] EWHC 260 (QB)).

I have been mindful to keep an open mind in respect of most aspects of Climate Change because, even though I have practiced predominately in this area since early 2001, I realised that Australia has a different climate and economy and that its response may be different from the rest of the world.