[ad_1] The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill is a significant milestone, but it still needs to pass several stages before becoming law. The next stage involves
[ad_1] The recent WWF report, What’s in Store for the Planet 2024, assesses progress towards meeting deforestation commitments, highlighting insufficient action by UK supermarket chains on deforestation and
[ad_1] For 50 years the Law Society Charity has supported an increasing number of charities in the legal sector. Some of the major charities are well known, such
[ad_1] Private client practitioners will have noted the recent broadcast on BBC Radio 4 about acting as a professional attorney by partners in solicitors’ firms. It is a
[ad_1] On 11 November 2024, Bates Wells was pleased to host an event to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Professional Negligence Lawyers Association’s (PNLA) formation. In that
[ad_1] The low down Calls to quit the European Convention on Human Rights grew louder when the ultimate arbiter of those rights, the European Court of Human Rights,
[ad_1] Housing and planning minister Matthew Pennycook recently announced a series of reforms that could herald the end of the ‘feudal’ leasehold system in England and Wales. The
