Unprecedented Employment Law Changes [caption id="attachment_6106" align="alignleft" width="214"] Aisling McAuley[/caption] The long-anticipated Employment Rights Bill has now become law after receiving Royal Assent on 18 December 2025. There will be a gradual implementation of its provisions across the next few years. Solicitor Apprentice Aisling McAuley, part of our Employment team, takes a look at the…
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Rights To Your Data
Rights To Your Data [caption id="attachment_5682" align="alignleft" width="215"] Lana Wilks[/caption] Can you find out what data is held about you? Trainee Solicitor Lana Wilks of our Commercial Litigation team gives an overview of what subject access requests are, and when organisations can partially or wholly refuse a request. A subject access request, often referred to…
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All Change On The Roads
All Change On The Roads [caption id="attachment_6104" align="alignleft" width="214"] Charlotte Davison[/caption] The Government has launched a major consultation on reforming driving laws, signaling what could become the biggest overhaul of road traffic penalties in decades. Solicitor Apprentice Charlotte Davison from our Crime and Fraud team takes a look at the potential changes. The proposals aim…
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Curtaining Jury Trials Would be a Mistake
Curtailing Jury Trials Would be a Mistake The Government’s plan to abolish some jury trials is not the answer to the issues faced by the criminal justice system. [caption id="attachment_6219" align="alignleft" width="214"] Michelle Stewart[/caption] The proposal to replace juries in England and Wales with a single judge in cases where a convicted defendant would be…
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