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The Work of the British Law Commissions: Law Reform… Now?

Hart Publishing has published The Work of the British Law Commissions: Law Reform… Now? by Dr Shona Wilson Stark.

The Law Commission (of England and Wales) and the Scottish Law Commission were both established in 1965 to promote the

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Actons Solicitors adopt BigHand Hub and Bighand Speech Recognition to support business growth plans.

Actons Solicitors are a leading independent law firm based in Nottingham, who pride themselves on providing an exceptional service by understanding what their clients want to achieve. With nearly 70 Directors and staff, the firm have been BigHand Digital Dictation …

Test for public interest in whistleblowing is complex – but not met simply by another employee being affected

In 2013 the law governing whistleblowing protection was changed to require a worker’s disclosure to be made in the public interest.

In 2013 the law governing whistleblowing protection was changed to require a worker’s disclosure to be made in the …

Thousands of Working Mums Cut Short Maternity Leave Over Job Fears

Thousands of working mums are cutting short their maternity leave over fears that taking more time off will jeopardise their job.

 

Just 12 per cent of women take the full year allowed by law and three-quarters (75 per cent) of
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Applying for bail at the First-tier Tribunal

A person may be detained under immigration powers if they are liable to removal or deportation. Home Office policy is to use detention as a last resort, yet 28,908 people were detained under immigration powers in 2016. In the same …