The controversial Snooper’s Charter – the Investigatory Powers Act 2016 – could be short-lived.

In an ironic twist, the Secretary for all...

We're all familiar with the headlines detailing celebrities caught up in the ‘Film Partnership’ tax avoidance schemes. 

Well, it seems...

If, like me, you have felt under ever increasing pressure to complete your ‘to do’ list before the Christmas break and the end of the...

HR Consultant Cathryn Foreman shares her thoughts on personality types, and how these can affect workplace motivations.

We are at that...

Section 7 of Data Protection Act 1998 enables individuals to request a copy of the information that an organisation is holding about...

Last week, Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour published its annual Power List. This year, to mark Woman’s Hour’s 70th birthday, seven women were...

The ten year time frame is not a big surprise – trade agreements take a long time to negotiate, especially if they are detailed. 

It is of...

This week, the draft Wales Bill (‘the Bill’) progresses to the report stage in the House of Lords.

The aim of the Bill is to implement a...

The SRA has taken disciplinary action against five solicitors for their involvement in investment schemes resulting in loses of over...

Employment solicitor, Alex Christen, takes a look at how employers may be responsible for staff conduct and Christmas parties - and how...

The ‘Iceland’ brand has been established for 40 years so the Icelandic government could already be facing an uphill struggle with its...

Presumably the original contract here was subject to the laws of England and Wales, and the parties to it were clearly UK-based, which...

The RMT Trade Union issued a press release on 5 December 2016 pledging to fight the Government’s apparent “plans to privatise Network Rail”

New research from the Korn Ferry Institute demonstrates than human capital is 2.33 times more valuable to an organisation than its...