On May 17 2018, the Supreme Court heard its first ever case on divorce itself rather than issues relating to finances or children. The family justice organisation Resolution was the only third party given permission to intervene in the appeal to the Supreme Court in support of Mrs Owens. Mills &…
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10 Things You Need To Know About GDPR
GDPR comes into action next week and businesses still aren't prepared. Julia Seary, Company Commercial Partner at…
The Knock-On Effect of Facebook’s Data Blunder
Following the recent scandal surrounding Facebook & Cambridge Analytica, Dorothy Agnew, Partner, Corporate and…
Organisations must proactively encourage a culture of flexibility across the entire workforce, or risk negatively impacting employee engagement levels and the ability to attract and retain top talent. That is the advice from global talent acquisition and management specialist, Alexander Mann…
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Access to Justice Re-established with Small Claims Limit Bump
Responding to the House of Commons Justice Select Committee’s report on increasing the small claims limit for…
Progress Plans Promised for Gender Diversity at the Bar
The Bar Standards Board’s (BSB) recently announced new plans to tackle the unfair treatment of female barristers.…
The introduction of HMRC’s Making Tax Digital (MTD) for VAT programme, scheduled for April 2019, will bring a fundamental change to the way that businesses submit VAT returns. To ensure that they are able to fully comply with the new rules and to avoid potential fines for filing returns incorrectly,…
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Why Legalizing Marijuana Is Stuck in Legal Limbo
Congress passed the Controlled Substances Act in 1970. More than a quarter century later, a section of that law…
Could the NHS Reduce the Occurrence of Serious Incidents?
The NHS is a health system that prides itself on transparency and even quotes itself as “on the journey to becoming…