While the Flexible Working Bill does improve workers’ rights, it falls far short of what is required to properly protect employees from unscrupulous bosses, says Hina Belitz.
The Home Office's crackdown on "crooked" immigration lawyers suppresses genuine legal challenges, says Rubin Italia.
The National Police Chiefs' Council has responded to the Independent Scrutiny and Oversight Board’s first annual report on the Police Race Action Plan.
The UK's Financial Conduct Authority has sent an information request to the largest banks and building societies, a week after announcing an investigation into 'freedom of expression and the provision of banking services'.
Abigail Healey examines OFSI's approach to defamation license applications, probing access to justice and reputation rights
The High Court found that the Department for Work and Pensions unlawfully failed to provide blind people with accessible communications regarding their benefits.
The Solicitors Regulation Authority’s (SRA) 2023-2024 business plan and budget consultation proposes a 12% budget increase, which could impact firms who are already facing inflationary pressures, the Law Society of England and Wales said today.
Richard Fox, Jessica Clay and Lucinda Soon discuss what constitutes workplace bullying in light of the recent high-profile case against former justice secretary Dominic Raab