Issues affecting the Legal Profession
In the recent Supreme Court case of FS Cairo (Nile Plaza) LLC v Lady Brownlie the Claimant, Lady Brownlie, had been involved in a fatal accident in Egypt during an excursion planned by an Egyptian
Issues affecting the Legal Profession
The Home Office confirmed that entry will be declined if a person vacates the jurisdiction for over 18 consecutive months. However, the Home Office may consider there to be persuasive evidence that
Issues affecting the Legal Profession
The recent Employment Appeal Tribunal case of Her Majesty’s Attorney General v David Taherishone a spotlight on vexatious litigants who submit excessive Employment Tribunal claims. After
Issues affecting the Legal Profession
The UK obliges employers to carry out manual or online right to work checks to provide a statutory excuseagainst unlawful employment. However, on 6th April 2022 the new rules introduced a right to
Issues affecting the Legal Profession
On 11th March 2022 the Solicitors Regulation Authority published a warning which alerted legal professionals to a law firm internet website which was seemingly purporting to be owned by law firm
Issues affecting the Legal Profession
The Charity Commissioner is the ‘non-ministerial government’ department governing UK registered charities. The plan to appoint a new chairperson was made after the previous Charity Commissioner named
Issues affecting the Legal Profession
The Saudi Arabian government is enacting this Law because it aligns with its goals under the Saudi Vision 2030 which laid the foundation for the country’s future and set out its ambitions including.
Issues affecting the Legal Profession
The issue was highlighted in the Supreme Court case of Bott and Co v Ryanair. In the case Bott and Co submitted claims for its costs in relation to 100,000 flight compensation claims. Lawyers have
Issues affecting the Legal Profession
Non-practising lawyers will need to take notice of the Solicitors Regulation Authority’s announcement on 22nd March 2022 after the regulator made clear its intention to re-instate the obligation on
