Blog
Removal of trustees – factors a court will consider
Cally Brosnan
28 October 2021
The Home Office’s new “early ILR concession”
Progressive developments in immigration law have become a rare phenomenon, so the Home Office’s new policy – which halves the route to settlement for certain young people who have resided in the UK for more than half of their lives – is welcome news.
21 October 2021
BEIS White Paper on Audit Reform: Will Kwarteng's reforms really unchain entrepreneurs?
In 2012, as a recently elected MP, Kwasi Kwarteng co-authored “Britannia Unchained: Global Lessons for Growth and Properity”, a political pamphlet which championed risk-taking and innovation in the UK economy, and which ever since has led some to label him a fervent Brexiteer. Appointed as the Business Secretary in January 2021, only a few months later his department (BEIS) published one of the longest and most ambitious government White Papers in recent years.
21 October 2021
Barder: Exceptional and rare
Cate Maguire looks at how the Barder principle has been applied in cases involving 'known unknowns'
20 October 2021
World Menopause Day - time to break the taboo!
World Menopause Day was held on 18 October 2021. It is an opportunity to break the stigma and taboo that still exists around menopause and to encourage open dialogue about what is a natural and very significant transition in a woman’s life.
7 October 2021
Redundancy and negotiating an exit package
Businesses and the global economy have faced significant challenges recently. Sadly, many businesses have been impacted to the extent that they have or will have to put cost-cutting measures in place. For some individuals this will result in their role being put at risk of redundancy.