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[ad_1] With the January’s traditional ‘divorce day’ headlines behind us, it’s worth taking a considered look at some interesting trends that shaped divorce and child arrangement disputes in
[ad_1] The proposed changes to the Arbitration Act 1996 (AA) stalled in 2024 due to the UK general election. They are now progressing through parliament again and should
[ad_1] The low down Regeneration is the political holy grail for both central and local government. Done right, it promises that strategic planning can effect a change in
[ad_1] Whatever its cause, a backlog of over 73,000 Crown court cases is not acceptable. Delays for complainants, defendants and witnesses all impede justice. In the third quarter
[ad_1] Local government standards are on the move yet again. In 2000, the Blair government introduced standards committees (to promote and maintain high conduct standards for council members);
[ad_1] As environmental, social and governance (ESG)-related legislation and regulation becomes an ever-increasing focus for governments and regulators across the globe, companies face complex challenges, with increasing exposure
[ad_1] Last year’s case of a therapist, Michael Lousada, who was successfully sued by a patient for sexual abuse, demonstrates the dangers that abound in the therapeutic community.
Police officers are starting to use AI chatbots to write crime reports Will they hold up in court? Supporting compliance, forecasting, market research, supply chain planning and software
[ad_1] The low down Serious Fraud Office chief Nick Ephgrave predicts that deferred prosecution agreements (DPAs) – akin to US-style corporate ‘plea deals’ – will come back ‘with
