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After a year that no one could have predicted and a second lockdown now underway in England, cycling is becoming increasingly popular. Now more than ever, it is a means to keep individuals and their f...

December is fast approaching, and I am not talking about the C word (…Christmas…). The Employment Tribunals (Constitution and Rules of Procedure) (Early Conciliation: Exemptions and Rules of Pr...

This case was brought before the Court of Protection (“the COP”) to make a health and welfare ruling on whether AB (the respondent) had capacity to decide on further treatment for her Anorexia Ner...

The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Endometriosis Inquiry Report 2020 called for urgent Government action to support 1.5 million with Endometriosis in UK. The Inquiry surveyed over 10,000 p...

According to the Health and Safety; Summary statistics for Great Britain 2020 in 2019/20, 111 workers were killed at work; 693,000 workers sustained a non-fatal injury; and 6.3 million estimated worki...

In the UK all road users are obliged by law to have a valid insurance. If you are a victim of an accident with an uninsured driver or a stolen vehicle, this can be a very stressful experience. Fortuna...

This is the last in our series of blog post for ‘Rent repayment order week’. In this final instalment I will discuss some of the legal issues involved when a landlord faces an RRO and wishes to ma...

This is the final instalment in a series of blogposts exploring recent Upper Tribunal decisions dealing with HMO matters and evidence. The first post looked at the case of Hastings v Turner  where th...