Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered the Labour government’s Autumn Budget yesterday and it paints a mixed picture for the ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered Labour’s first Budget in 15 years, with significant implications for UK businesses.

This article covers everything chancellor Rachel Reeves had to say from a retail and leisure perspective in the autumn budget ...

For 2025/26, the lower earnings limit will increase to £6,500 and the small profits threshold (SPT) will rise to £6,845. The ...

The Government has announced that they will pilot the new Domestic Abuse Protection Notices and Domestic Abuse Protection ...

Equality Act assessors assist with evaluating evidence. Our expert Natalie Kidd, Associate, takes a deeper dive into their ...

The Court did not accept the Claimant’s submission that the Defendant had the power to prevent harm and should have done so, ...

Quarter 2 (2024) saw 16,000 personal injury claims issued between April and June – a rise of 18 % compared to the same period ...

Unfair dismissal in the workplace is a hot topic in The Employment Rights Bill but who does it impact and why?

Lord Ericht in the case of Joseph Mcilwraith v Bluevale Structures Limited has held an employer not liable for the amputation ...

Learn what a certificate of sponsorship is, the different types, and how to apply for one in this detailed guide from our immigration law experts.

With the new labour government’s first budget looming, the rumour mill has been spinning with predictions that the financial landscape for those looking to sell their businesses may be about to change ...