[ad_1] Earlier this month, Joshua Rozenberg urged the new Labour administration to “…rediscover joined-up government”, highlighting the dividends that investment in the justice system could pay back to
[ad_1] Stuart (Stu) Webb, a Minnesota family attorney, wrote in 1990 that there has ‘got to be a better way’ than court to resolve disagreements between separating couples
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‘We are still very much in the exploratory stage, so while there are established use cases for GenAI, its ROI incorporates potential as well as current
[ad_1] ‘Fire and rehire’ relates to the process where an employee’s contract of employment is terminated and the employee is re-engaged under new terms. Where re-engagement is offered
[ad_1] The first hearing, from which this appeal arose, was listed pursuant to the husband’s application to set aside a full financial remedy order made by consent following
[ad_1] On 12 July 2023, the Supreme Court handed down judgment in Philipp v Barclays Bank UK Plc [2023] UKSC 25, preventing the so-called ‘Quincecare duty’ being used
[ad_1] When are university and other protests impermissible? When ‘a protest turns into a base camp for criminal activity’, said Ritchie J on 19 June 2024, giving judgment
[ad_1] Emojis come across as innocent and amusing pictures until you litigate with them. Most documents are still signed with wet signatures. Others adopt a more technical approach
