The Queen’s Speech confirmed the Domestic Abuse Bill will be reintroduced, described by the former Prime Minister Theresa May as a ‘charter for

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With the Election campaign now in full swing, we take a quick look at the various parties’ policies on immigration, all with the proviso that

Many EEA nationals will be delighted to hear that the EU Exit ID document check app is now finally available for iPhone as well as Android

Further details have now been released regarding the government’s plans for a new post-study work visa

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On 24 October 2019 a Statement of Changes in Immigration Rules was published to reflect the changes required should the UK leave the European Union

New guidance from ACAS to help employers support those affected by menopause symptoms and a summary of the 2019 Election law proposals are included

The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has considered whether a manager’s anti-union motivation, leading to the employee’s dismissal, could properly be

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Judgment was handed down today in the Commercial Court in the case of The Santa Isabella 2019 EWHC 3152 (Comm) in favour of the successful

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Most charities are subject to statutory restrictions on disposals of charity land, which are contained in Part 7 of the Charities Act 2011. In order

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Timing and thorough planning are key to a smooth exit from leasehold premises. There are numerous points to consider. Here, we will examine the most