Season's greetings from Wright Hassall! Welcome to a festive themed second episode of The WHorld of Employment Law with Kash Dosanjh, Associate and Sarah Price, Solicitor as they discuss Christmas parties.

In our latest podcast, Matthew Davies, Partner and Head of Business Immigration is joined by colleagues Stacey Lambert, Associate, Maha Ajaj, Paralegal and Dana Munteanu...

Firstly, I want to say how proud I am of our employment team for uncovering such worrying findings and acting on them to encourage workplaces to do more to support employees...

Whether you're an employer or employee, bullying and harassment is sadly a big issue in the workplace and can have devastating effects.

In our latest podcast, Peter Lowe, Senior Partner and Lucy Compton, Senior Paralegal in our Family team as they discuss some of the myths around family law...

Listen to our podcast on mergers and acquisitions relating to immigration.

Martin Oliver, Partner in our Contentious Probate team discusses dementia and the problems it can cause when contesting a will.

Martin Oliver, Partner in our Contentious Probate team discusses the challenges that come with contesting a fraudulent will, including the process to follow if you proceed with contesting the will.

Join Gemma Clark and Sarah Price who are Solicitors in our Employment team at Wright Hassall as they discuss the importance of keeping your business's contracts and handbooks...

Leamington Spa-based solicitors Wright Hassall is a nationally recognised law firm with a national and international client base. But when it comes to building the business ...

Whether you are a sole trader, SME or a larger business, reviewing your existing terms and conditions and contracts to ensure they reflect how your business is currently operating is important.

The Times newspaper reported on Saturday 30 June that there was a huge disparity in numbers between those likely to be affected by dementia and those preparing for it.

Join Stacey Lambert, Associate and Daniaal Afzaal from our Business Immigration team in their podcast as they discuss the latest changes in the world of business immigration.

The Ockenden Review into the death or serious injury of babies and mothers at the Shrewsbury & Telford NHS Trust maternity unit revealed a shockingly high number of affected families (1486).

Last year, a legislative amendment designed to solve an anomaly whereby tenants with unprotected, or minor, tenancies receive less ‘disturbance' compensation under a CPO than either licensees or tenants with protected tenancies has, for HS2 compensation claimants, ended up creating a two-tier compensation system.

Any chain is only as strong as the weakest link.

Read our article on the commercial checklist for buyers here.

Read our article on the transfer of undertakings here.

The widespread adoption of remote consultations by GPs in 2020 as the pandemic took hold was a practical solution to the prohibition on face to face meetings.

Read our article on immigration context since our last issue here.