Let's Have A Conversation About… Performance (Podcast)

Let's have a conversation about… relationships in the workplace...

Let's have a conversation about… Sexual Harassment

Let's Have A Conversation About…menopause...

Let's Have A Conversation About…Redundancy

Let's Have A Conversation About… Confidential Information ..

Lets Have A Conversation About… Contracts Of Employment

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Disciplinary and Grievance procedures.

On 25 March 2024, Bindmans sent a pre-action letter to the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, challenging its decision to pause funding to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees...

The Home Office has recently published a Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules which includes changes to the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS)...

Employers should be aware that as of 6 April 2023, if a dismissal takes place on or after that date, the week's pay will increase from £571 to £643.

The government's Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Act came into force on Friday 26th April. It is worth remembering that this is an Act of Parliament rushed through the parliamentary.

In part one of our Family Law webinar series, Melissa Arnold and Maeve Lucey of the Bindmans LLP Family Law team and Jo O'Sullivan of O'Sullivan Family Law are joined by guest speaker Nasstassia Hylton of 1GC Family Law...

Let's have a conversation about… carer's leave ..

Immigration partner Roberta Haslam speaks on the latest Cross Examination podcast, hosted by Tom Cross, about asylum.

Prior to last week's General Election, our founder Sir Geoffrey Bindman chatted to Catherine Baksi of The Times, telling her how he's proud to be a ‘lefty' human rights lawyer. In the article, Geoffrey chats...

We have made a significant hire within our Immigration team as Tanya Goldfarb joins us as a senior consultant solicitor to lead the expansion of our business immigration law practice.

A senior Ofsted official has stated that too many families are being let down by delays in children with special educational needs being assessed.

The Labour government, while not planning to join the EU's youth mobility scheme, is considering alternative reciprocal arrangements, such as student exchanges, to potentially ease Brexit's impact on youth mobility between the UK and EU.