Disability Discrimination – it is what you know
A little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing. In fact any knowledge could be dangerous for an employer with an employee in the workplace who has a... Read more »
A little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing. In fact any knowledge could be dangerous for an employer with an employee in the workplace who has a... Read more »
In an article published in immigration news site Free Movement, Karma Hickman in our Immigration team looks at a recent change in the Home Office’s... Read more »
Choosing the right solicitor is not like buying a new car or a new pair of shoes because there will not be an opportunity for you to have a test drive... Read more »
In preparation for the inevitable eventuality of my pet human and owner wanting to contract out his dog walking obligations, I have worked closely... Read more »
In order to establish a private company, there are a number of issues that need to be considered. These include not only creating (incorporating) the... Read more »
Yet more draft legislation is plodding its way through parliament, intended to implement partial plans for EU nationals travelling to the UK if we... Read more »
On 6 December 2018 the Immigration Minister, Caroline Noakes, announced: ‘We are announcing…a new Innovator route, for more experienced business... Read more »
It is often the case that a client will want to know their prospects of success before deciding whether to pursue or defend a claim via litigation.... Read more »
In recent weeks it has seemed more likely than most initially thought that the UK could leave the European Union on 29 March 2019 without a Brexit... Read more »
The House of Commons yesterday approved an Immigration Bill that will theoretically end free movement rights but which does little to shed light on... Read more »
