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The Law Society has urged solicitors to exercise caution and vigilance amid differing advice from devolved governments on how to approach lockdown

Boris Johnson's announcement that anyone who cannot work from home is actively encouraged to go back to work, has caused confusion

A lack of parity in how family judges exercise their 'lockdown discretion' to allow remote court hearings is making things “difficult”

Significant concerns around the fairness of remote family court hearings and access to technology have been identified by a snap consultation

A solicitor who was struck off by the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal in October been allowed back to work at Coventry firm Kumari Hart Limited

The HS';s regulatory approach to work related stress is compliance without sanction, says Rhian Greaves

Matthew Duncan explains why a 60-year-old settlement is subject to the Human Rights Act

The Ashfords Foundation is a long-term philanthropic commitment requiring partner and employee buy-in, as George Wilkinson and John Toth explain