Issues affecting the Legal Profession
Prisoners held in England and Wales can automatically access their full police record, can’t they? Well, contrary to popular belief such prisoners often find the process weighed against them and
Between 2017 and 2020 the solicitor was instructed to act for a client in an action against the police through a virtual firm. Basingstoke Magistrates Court granted a warrant permitting the police
The new tax year commenced on 6th April 2022 and on the same day the UK Government enacted new legislation by way of The Calorie Labelling (Out of Home Sector) (England) Regulations 2021.
Modern consumers are subjected to adverts encouraging them to establish business websites. Nowadays it Is a wise investment for businesses to have a website. However, the majority do not seem to
The old grandfatherly advice is never to mix sport with politics. However, the UK Government’s recent announcement has implications for football, and it appears tired of the crises engulfing the
Issues affecting the Legal Profession
Many organisations worldwide have found themselves subjected to damaging and dangerous cyber attacks and the legal profession has not been immune from this growing trend. Many hundreds of law firms
Issues affecting the Legal Profession
On 19th April 2022, the England and Wales Judiciary released a Report on the use of electronic bundles in the Financial Remedies Court. It sought to highlight some of the recent trends which had
Issues affecting the Legal Profession
Plans are afoot in the England and Wales jurisdiction to put the Employment Tribunal system on a par with courts in other legal areas in the jurisdiction. Many parties are feeling disadvantaged as
Data protection puts the fear of God into lawyers, individuals and businesses and is enough for some lawyers to quit and emigrate. Interactions with data protection vary greatly from requests for
