Since the introduction of the UK’s auto-enrolment system for workplace pensions, the cost of saving up has become a dilemma for many. Below Lawyer Monthly hears from David Bird, Head of Proposition Development, LifeSight, Willis Towers Watson, on the issues behind this predicament.
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The Top 5 US Laws Schools of 2018
Which are the top law schools in the US? In this short video we take a look at the current top 5 US law schools,…
Was Facebook’s £500,000 ICO Fine Enough?
Below Gareth Oldale, Partner at Sharpe Pritchard, comments on the news that the ICO intends to issue a fine of…
Starting a new role is a big change that is not to be overlooked, especially in the legal industry. There are a number of variables to consider to make sure your move is actually going to improve your career, rather than be a strain. One thing that is vital, is making sure you always put your…
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Blind Justice or Justice That Turns a Blind Eye?
Following previous news that Danske Bank has been reprimanded for weak AML controls by Danish regulators, this…
Your Thoughts: Lawsuit Against Trump’s US Steel Tariffs
The American Institute for International Steel (AIIS), SIM-TEX, LP and KURT ORBAN PARTNERS, LLC, the latter two…
GDPR is currently in full force, and we’ve already seen businesses like Facebook and Google come under fire for potential non-compliance within days of its advent. Only a month before the deadline, a Crowd Research report declared that 93% of respondents were not yet “in full compliance” with the…
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What Are the Operational Advantages of Litigation Funding?
As the use of litigation funding continues to grow, an increasing number of lawyers and business leaders are…
Global Economic Citizenship: The End of Nationalism?
As more and more executives strive to gain citizenship abroad, in particular by investment, Portia Vincent-Kirby at…