Stress Awareness Month: Wellbeing in Lockdown
It couldn’t be more apt that Stress Awareness Month falls during these uncertain times. We have b... Find out more
Remote hearings in Family Court: What are the risks?
As a result of the Coronavirus and Government lockdown measures, the majority of Family Court heari... Find out more
Benefit Fraud: Are you involved in a DWP investigation?
Our Crime & Regulatory team explains what a DWP benefit fraud investigation could involve, and ... Find out more
Writing a Will when Self Isolating
Due to the ongoing Coronavirus the vast majority of businesses have had to adjust the way they inte... Find out more
Video Calls and Remote Meetings with Solicitors
As many more of us may have to start working from home or self-isolating in the coming days or week... Find out more
Legal Aid or Private Funding: What’s Best for You?
Please note that we do not offer legal aid; this blog is purely to help you make a decision on how ... Find out more
Court of Appeal guidance on the meaning of ‘Provision, Criterion or Practice’
Ishola v Transport for London Mr Ishola was employed by TFL in customer services. He suffered fr... Find out more
LGBT History Month: Supporting Diversity in Legal Careers
We are proud supporters of diversity in the legal profession. This is evident through the people we... Find out more
Smart Motorways: Are They Really That Smart?
It has recently been brought to light that 38 people have been killed in the last 5 years on smart ... Find out more
Life as a Criminal Defence Solicitor
The prospect of being under investigation for a criminal offence can be overwhelming. In times of u... Find out more
We are Supporting the Dianne Oxberry Trust
We are thrilled to be supporting the Dianne Oxberry Trust as one of our chosen charities for 2020. ... Find out more
Are Crown Court Broadcasts a Good Idea?
With mixed reviews in the media about Crown Court broadcasts, we have taken a look at the positives... Find out more
New Legal Right to Parental Bereavement Leave
The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy has announced the introduction of the P... Find out more
Unfair dismissal for making a protected disclosure
In the Supreme Court case of Royal Mail Group Limited v Jhuti, the Claimant made a protected disclo... Find out more
No Beard Policy Constitutes Discrimination
In this case, before the Employment Tribunal, the Claimant, Mr Sethi, was a Sikh who for religious ... Find out more
Top legal tips for your office Christmas party
Synonymous with this time of year is the staff Christmas party. Whilst the event is often a good ti... Find out more
Stop criminalising our children
The United Kingdom has the lowest age of criminal responsibility in Europe and children can be held... Find out more
Court rules email sign-off counts as contract signature
A court has ruled an automatic email sign-off counts as a signature on a contract in a landmark leg... Find out more