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UK whistleblowing law is inadequate and does not meet most international standards, according to a new report published by international NGO Blueprint for Free Speech...

This issue has come to light in the media recently, with conflicting decisions from two Advocate Generals causing some controversy. In Bougnaoui and another v Micropole SA (Case...

The Supreme Court handed down interesting Judgments on these two cases which involved two Nigerian nationals. Taiwo (Appellant) v Olaigbe and another (Respondents) and Onu...

For years, tattoos were considered taboo in the workplace; with some employees alleging that their employment has been terminated because of having a tattoo or...

The Justice Committee, appointed by the House of Commons to examine the expenditure, administration and policy of the Ministry of Justice and associated public bodies has...

June has been a quiet month for new and interesting cases but there is some very good reading for Claimants in the House of Commons’...

The House of Commons Justice Committee has recently published its critical review of Court and Tribunal Fees. The review extensively covers the impact of Tribunal...

THE 1,200 staff who were sacked without warning by failing rail firm Jarvis are to be awarded more than £3m compensation – more than it...

Read in our latest Wills and Elderly Client Services blog, Lifelaw post, Chief Ombudsman Adam Sampson calls for action to be taken to protect the...