Month: March 2023

[ad_1] People around the world have recently celebrated Lunar New Year, welcoming in the year of the rabbit – a year said to be characterised by peacefulness and

[ad_1] The low down The law places huge emphasis on admission. It is a big test which, barring a misdemeanour, means a solicitor is judged good enough to practise

[ad_1] The important procedural question raised in Microsoft Ireland Operations Limited v JJH Enterprises Limited [2022] EWCA Civ 1509 was this: where an appellant’s notice (AN) is filed

[ad_1] With regard to Joshua Rozenberg’s article (JAC of all trades: should ministers pick judges?, 6 January), I would like to make the following observations. The judiciary must

[ad_1] As a legal director and in-house counsel at a global company, I find working with a diverse group of lawyers to be an enriching experience. You learn

[ad_1] Decisions filed recently with the Law Society (which may be subject to appeal). [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] By understanding your responsibilities as an employer in relation to the mental health of your workforce, you can help provide support to your workforce, and avoid costly

[ad_1] Tier 1 Entrepreneur visa holders have until 5th April 2023 to apply to extend their visa, and until 5th April 2025 to apply for UK settlement under

[ad_1] If you’re currently working in the UK in a skilled job role, either under a Skilled Worker visa or the previous Tier 2 (General) work visa, and

[ad_1] Last week the immigration inspector published a 74-page stinging criticism of the Home Office’s approach to family reunion applications. After three previous inspections the Home Office’s performance