Month: March 2024

[ad_1] It is very difficult to tell what an employer is actually like without talking to employees. For an aspiring lawyer, obtaining work experience, internships and vacation schemes

[ad_1] As the UK continues to develop a regime for collective actions against major corporations and institutions, it is unsurprising to see that English courts are increasingly at

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[ad_1] If you are looking to visit the UK on multiple occasions over a number of years, you may want to apply for a UK long term visitor

[ad_1] The law on transfers of undertakings is intended to support a relatively simple underlying purpose: to protect and preserve an employee’s rights if the business that employs

[ad_1] HM Revenue & Customs has changed its published guidance on the interpretation of legislation concerning the self-employment status of fixed share members in law firms, legislation known

[ad_1] Sonia Lenegan Sonia Lenegan is an experienced immigration, asylum and public law solicitor. She has been practising for over ten years and was previously legal director at

[ad_1] This week the Sentencing Council published new draft sentencing guidelines for immigration offences within the Immigration Act 1971 and Identity Documents Act 2010. This includes offences expanded

[ad_1] The Home Office has started to contact BRP holders in the UK, advising they will need to take action soon to ensure a smooth transition to the

[ad_1] Closing Date: 2nd April 2024 Vacancy for a full-time paralegal Wesley Gryk Solicitors LLP is a niche private immigration and nationality practice, rated Band 1 by both