Insights 11 July 2024
Was a 'golfer's elbow' employee discriminated against due to a long-term impairment?
Insights 8 July 2024
Making a prenuptial agreement when you remarry could provide much-needed clarity and security, including for your children
Insights 6 June 2024
Ian Beattie MBE explains why he believes workplaces could become stronger, more successful and happier if greater numbers of employers encouraged volunteering
Insights 4 June 2024
Whatever your passion, volunteering as a charity trustee is a great way to follow your interests and perhaps boost your CV
Insights 3 June 2024
Sean McEntee, a solicitor in our Employment Law team highlights some of the most significant changes, and how businesses should prepare for them
Insights 15 May 2024
Simple legal arrangements around Wills and Powers of Attorney can be as important to the survival and success of a family business as the commercial law side
Insights 10 May 2024
Can interviews by video call result in applicants with a disability being discriminated against?
Insights 7 May 2024
There’s a temptation in divorce discussions to score points or lay down a marker that things weren’t your fault. It’s understandable but in most cases unhelpful
Insights 8 March 2024
This a common (and sensible) question we hear when clients make a Will; you can find out the answer below, as well as other useful considerations for choosing an executor
Insights 1 March 2024
In addition to financial and economic loss, it’s sometimes possible to claim damages for the loss of a loved one
Insights 19 February 2024
Did an employee undermine his claim for constructive dismissal when he took over three months to resign in response?
Insights 16 February 2024
In today’s financial climate, every offer of funding or sponsorship is welcomed for charities – or is it? It may not be as simple as that
