The Human Rights Act 1998 plays a vital role in protecting academic freedom of speech in the UK.

The openings very much align to the firm's strategy of being best in class for innovators in the UK and internationally, and build on the success of its current offerings in Singapore, London and Cambridge.

Recently, we hosted the latest event in the Taylor Vinters People Summit Series, focusing on the positive learning experiences that have resulted from the upheaval of recent months.

Welcome to our latest international employment law update – designed to ensure those of you dealing with HR at an international level are kept up-to-date on changes to employment laws in some of the key business nations.

The Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights has launched an inquiry on Freedom of Expression.

As leaders increasingly look to the medium term, here are some positive steps you can take to navigate opportunities and risks in your supplier and customer relationships.

Listen to the latest podcast with Matt Meyer and Dominic Holmes discussing how to manage your people in the current business environment and how to approach to the challenges created by COVID-19.

Gary Lineker's recent comment on Match of the Day about two colleagues causes stir online….

When it's introduced on 25 May 2018, the General Data Protection Regulation will apply to all UK businesses that handle personal data.

Over the last few months we have seen several examples of the need for companies and their boards to take cybercrime seriously.

As part of the deal, RJD Partners has invested alongside Survey Solutions' management team, led by founder James Cooper. James Cooper has overseen the group's organic and acquisitive led growth strategy since carving the business out of the TA Millard group through a management buyout in 2004.

As announced during the 2021 Queen's Speech, the UK Government is going ahead with long-awaited legislation to update charity law, based on the Law Commission's detailed report on Technical Issues...

The UK government has announced a wide range of changes to simplify charity law and remove some red tape for charities.

Diversity and inclusion has to be intentional. Business leaders are increasingly realising the importance of proactive self-reflection – they need to acknowledge and understand the genuine current landscape within their organisations, for better or worse

Every year, the media draws our attention to ‘Divorce D-Day' – reckoned to be Monday of the first full working week in January

In the age of the internet, how hard is it to prove that an invention is truly innovative? The seismic shift from analogue to the digital world of social media, blogs and websites has created...

Tribunal rules that though age and infirmity had restricted his activities, for tax purposes a farmer was still engaged in farming at the time of his death.

Despite recent price corrections (and murmurs of bubbles bursting), the past year's growth in value of the largely unregulated global market in cryptocurrencies continues to dominate headlines.

Bitcoin is a digital asset, and as it's a relatively recent innovation, it may not be covered by the definition of personal chattels or belongings in your current Will.

I have been reflecting over the weekend on the UK Prime Minister's comments that it is "very important" that people think about going back to work now.