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Government outlines measures for debt enforcement

The UK Government is set to reform the debt enforcement sector to enhance protections for vulnerable individuals affected by debt

Employment status clarified in care arrangements

The Employment Appeal Tribunal ruling clarifies the distinction between care arrangements and employment relationships for councils

Race victimisation appeal dismissed in court

The Employment Appeal Tribunal dismissed Mr. Kwabla Gad’s appeal against UK Power Networks regarding race victimisation claims

Counting the cost of the UK tax system

Waqar Shah, a Partner at Kingsley Napley, takes a closer look at the recent report by the Committee of Public Accounts on the cost of the tax system

Dairygen wins appeal on Shire Horse

A tribunal recently ruled in favour of Dairygen Limited, deeming the Shire Horse not an asset of community value

Practical Completion and the Building Safety Act: Should Gateway 3 Certification Be a Condition?

As Gateway 3 of the Building Safety Act becomes a key regulatory hurdle for high-risk buildings, legal questions arise over whether practical completion should hinge on its issuance

Court rules government funding cuts unlawful

The Court of Appeal has ruled the government’s funding cuts to walking and cycling schemes were unlawful in a significant win for active travel advocates

Legal services consumer panel issues warning

The Legal Services Consumer Panel is urging for significant improvements in complaint handling within the legal sector