Month: March 2023

[ad_1] Matt Hancock is a gift to data protection lawyers. Alongside his service to the ‘entertainment’ industry, he has been a regular source of data protection-related stories during

[ad_1] The low down Faced with a record fall in rape prosecutions and convictions, the Crown Prosecution Service, in concert with the police, is making efforts to speed

[ad_1] Most small and medium-sized solicitor firms enjoyed another bullish trading year in 2021/2022, though their performance was not quite as stellar as in the previous 12 months. 

[ad_1] The treatment of a person’s job in human rights claims has been ambiguous and inconsistent in previous High Court decisions, but the judgment in Kulumbegov v Home

[ad_1] As we mark International Women’s Day this week, it’s the perfect time to reflect on the issues that women are still facing in law firms across the

[ad_1] The Creative Worker visa us for individuals to undertake temporary work in the UK within the creative sector. In this guide, we explain the requirements of the

[ad_1] If you are an indefinite leave to remain (ILR) holder, or are applying for ILR, it is important to be aware of the indefinite leave to remain

[ad_1] The UK Expansion Visa allows overseas companies to deploy key personnel to the UK to set up operations and expand their business. The route is aimed at

[ad_1] The Register of Licensed Sponsors, previously known as the Tier 2 sponsor list, is a public list of all UK organisations which hold a valid sponsorship licence.

[ad_1] This post provides an update on legal challenges to the Home Office’s policy and practice of requiring people on immigration bail to wear Global Positioning System (GPS)