The German courts referred two cases to be considered by the ECJ. One involved a special needs carer in a children’s daycare centre.

The Government has published its response to the consultation on workplace sexual harassment, which was launched in July 2019.

Any UK residents that have been fully vaccinated by the UK’s NHS vaccination programme or as part of the UK’s vaccine programme overseas are now able

The 87 page bill is the cornerstone of the Government’s new plan for Immigration and is set to deliver “the most comprehensive reform in decades to

The claimant resigned from her job as an executive assistant after less than four months of employment, claiming that she had been subjected to

BEIS have this month published a new UK Innovation Strategy that includes a number of commitments on immigration to ensure the UK has access to the

A landlord under an assured shorthold tenancy (AST) will be prevented from serving a notice seeking possession under section 21 of the Housing Act

The expert statement recommends that owners of blocks of flats under 18 metres should not be required to provide an EWS1 form on a sale or

The levy will apply to buildings that are subject to the Building Safety Bill's regime for higher-risk buildings, at the second gateway of the Bill's

Overage is a contractual mechanism which allows a seller of land to potentially benefit from any subsequent increase in the land’s value after having

Heralded as “the biggest reform to building safety in a generation”, among a host of other reforms, the Bill seeks to:

Legal rules on social distancing, wearing face coverings, limiting the number of people able to meet and the long-standing Instruction to work from

With COVID-19 restrictions easing, the construction industry regained momentum and activity levels are now at a seven-year high.

If you are planning to get ‘hitched’ then do add ‘consider entering into a pre-nuptial agreement’ to your ‘to do’ list. They are no longer exclusive

Fast forward to 2021 and the government has recently published a new look Building Safety Bill. For context, this is 12 months after the first draft

The defective clause was included in a 25.5-year lease of land that began in July 2013. The land was used as a solar farm and had an initial rent of

The Court of Appeal was asked to consider the extent to which leaseholders were liable to contribute towards the costs of carrying out substantial

The tenant, a long leaseholder of two flats within a block, replaced the entrance doors to his flats in 2014 but did not seek permission of the

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), Prudential Regulatory Authority (PRA) and the Bank of England have issued a joint Discussion Paper seeking

The Bill lays the groundwork for a fully-fledged domestic subsidy control regime which is intended to ensure that subsidies are awarded in a manner