Brexit continues to generate political dramas and dominate the news agenda in the UK – a phenomenon likely to continue for the next two years and probably beyond. The resignation of the UK’s ambassador to the EU, Sir Ivan Rogers – apparently because of his views on the complexity and likely…
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Can Your Employees Wear Religious Symbols at Work?
The ECJ recently handed down its judgment in relation to the long running cases in Belgium (Achibita v G4S) and…
Pragmatic & Profitable, But Do DPAs Deliver Justice?
Following the announcement of the SFO's deferred prosecution agreement (DPA) with Tesco a few weeks back,…
Last week the UK saw the enforcement of a 28-day limit on police bail. This comes after criticism of scenarios where people have been kept on police bail for months, and in cases even years, without charge during investigations, essentially in a legal limbo. There is still the flexibility of an…
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Peer-To-Peer Lending: Will We Ever Reach Regulatory Agreement?
The peer-to-peer (P2P) lending market is a young phenomenon. So young, in fact, that the Financial Conduct…
Your Thoughts: Whatsapp’s Privacy Protection & Terrorism
This week’s ‘Your Thoughts’ has heard from many security specialists, researchers and legal professionals on the…
Ahead of the start of the new financial year, BDO is warning people, especially those self-employed in services, to get their tax affairs in order, Dawn Register, partner at BDO, highlights for Lawyer monthly a few considerations.
Requirement to correct
The start of the new financial year…
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Immigration Skills Charge a Threat to NHS Frontline Services
As the British Medical Association (BMA) and Royal College of Nursing (RCN) calls for an exemption from the…