Month: February 2023

[ad_1] Scepticism in some quarters has not stopped generative AI being embraced as a game-changer for legal services delivery. Its adoption is happening faster than many think. [ad_2]

[ad_1] The low down When Tony Blair won the 1997 general election, legal affairs was a policy backwater. Then the new Labour prime minister appointed his one-time pupil

[ad_1] A High Court ruling has found that the requirement to apply to switch from pre settled to settled status after five years or face loss of lawful

[ad_1] Asylum Aid have three exciting job vacancies available. We look forward to hearing from prospective candidates for any of these roles: 1. Asylum and Immigration Supervisor Closing

[ad_1] In December, Asylos and the Dutch Council for Refugees jointly published two country of origin information reports on Russia, focusing on the treatment of military deserter and

[ad_1] The Upper Tribunal has confirmed that a recognised victim of trafficking who is also an asylum seeker, partly fearing re-trafficking on return as well as political persecution,

[ad_1] Salary £25000 to £40000+ performance-based bonus (uncapped) Benefits: Work from home, Flexible schedule, Company pension, good growth opportunities Additional pay: Uncapped performance bonus You must have ‘strong’

[ad_1] In early July 2022 a consent order was made between the Anti-Trafficking and Labour Exploitation Unit (ALTEU) and the Secretary of State for Justice confirming that the

[ad_1] Continued shortages of skills and labour are placing talent attraction and retention high on organisation’s business risks. A proactive approach to workforce planning is one way that

[ad_1] If you want to learn about the history if nationality and immigration law, there are few options available to you. Even if you have access to a