British Airways has snubbed criticism from top judges, admitting it wants to push ahead with full legal action against th

A fresh attack on UK union law has been launched as the RMT argues current precedent on the right to strike contravenes the European Convention on Huma

Recent cases have increased the right to legal representation for employees facing disciplinary proceedings. Sean Reynold

The right of tenants to 'virtually assign' leases has been strengthened by a recent case, but the change should also be welcomed by landlords, says Julian

Loloahi Tapui, former housekeeper of Attorney General Baroness Scotland, has been convicted of fraud at Southwark Crow

A funding order cutting the fees of criminal legal aid advocates will be laid before both houses of Parliamen

The long-running legal battle by around half a million British pensioners who retired abroad against a government decision to freeze their pensions will re

David Archer considers administrators’ duty to creditors, TUPE and bankruptcy, money received post-administration by Lehman Brothers, and the insolvency as

Jeremy Child welcomes much needed clarification of the 'benefit and burden' doctrine but argues some questions are stil