By Carole Brennan Sometimes talking things through can seem the hardest challenge of all. Often, relationships break down with feelings of hurt, bitterness and anger, but almost always the very...
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By Carly Philp The identity of children in personal injury and medical negligence claims will now be protected. Thanks to a recent Court of Appeal case children and protected parties...
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By Thomas Sutherland The French state rail company, SNCF, has recently come under severe criticism for publishing a dress code containing a section for female employees, written in pink font,...
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By Carly Philp Apple may be joining the race to look at driverless car technology to challenge the likes of Tesla. Before we get too excited, there are many legal,...
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By Darren White Expecting parents all face the same dilemma – what to name the baby. From compass points to geographical locations, celebrities continue to surprise us with strange names...
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By Lauren Ashcroft Internet giant Google recently signed an undertaking whereby it agreed to make changes to its privacy policy, a document telling visitors what personal information is being collected...
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By Rachael McClean The number of cosmetic surgery procedures carried out in the UK is rising each year. More and more people, both men and women, are searching for ways...
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By Darren White I am very saddened to hear that the High Court last week, rejected a legal challenge over the lawfulness of Government changes being brought in respect of...
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By Lauren Ashcroft Witnesses who are called to give evidence at Court are to see a dramatic change in the way they are treated when being cross-examined under new guidelines...
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The recent Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) case of Game Retail v Laws has held that an employee can be dismissed for offensive private tweets, even where they don’t directly...
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