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Public bodies “Overwhelmed” at Having to Implement Human Rights Laws, Study Warns

Statt at public bodies can be “overwhelmed” by having to implement human rights laws into the working of their organisation when staff are in “awe”...

Law firm lines up charity experts to spotlight trending topics in latest podcast

Leading law firm for business Muckle LLP is lining up charity experts to feature in its new podcast series, Charity Matters, which is dedicated to...

1 in 4 landlords are considering selling their properties in 2024

Osbourne Pinner, one of London's best law firms, has reacted after a recent survey by Alan Boswell Landlord Insurance Statistics found that 1 in 4...

Rwanda Bill: Highest court in the UK plans to over rule fact finding

The new Rwanda scheme proposed by the UK government aims to change a proven fact confirmed by the highest court in the UK and was...

Centre for Access to Justice and Inclusion adds leading human rights duo to its ranks

The Centre for Access to Justice and Inclusion at Anglia Ruskin University has welcomed two leading academics to its expert team

Aptia appoints Group General Counsel and Company Secretary

New pensions, health and benefits administrator Aptia has appointed a Group General Counsel and Company Secretary ahead of its 2024 launch

Judge warns small businesses to ‘be on their guard’ in energy broker commission case

Neil Stockdale, examines this decision, why it’s so surprising and what this now means for small businesses

The details of the fine imposed on Equifax Ltd by the Financial Conduct Authority

Hywel Jenkins and Kate Macmillan dissect the recent fine imposed by the UK financial services regulator over the data breach suffered by Equifax Ltd