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Mendy v Man City: A penalty miss?

Does being suspended from work as a result of serious criminal charges mean that an employee is not eligible to be paid?

Written by Daniel Bolster

Sexual harassment at work: new rules for employers

New legal obligations have come into force to ensure employers in the UK take reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment of their employees. 

Written by Niamh Phelan

What happens if I’m late for work because of train strikes?

Late again? Is travel disruption causing you a headache? We explain your rights and obligations.

Written by Daniel Bolster

Give the gift of warmth this winter

We are supporting the brilliant work of Calling London to collect and distribute warm winter coats to those in need. Drop off your donations until 15 November.

Written by Rebecca Cox

Thinking about Mediation? Divorce and financial proceedings

Mediation can allow more customised solutions to divorce to fit a family’s needs. However, a solicitor's advice is key.

Will Rain Stop Play? The Wimbledon Tennis Windows Competition

The annual AELTC Championships brings out the competitive nature in us all.

Written by Rebecca Cox

Renters’ Reform Act: What is a no fault eviction?

An end to evictions by 'no fault' - Landlord and Tenant expert solicitor Daniel Bolster looks at the incoming changes of the Renters' Reform Act.

Written by Daniel Bolster

Employment Law: Do you know the changes?

We detail the employment law updates affecting flexible working arrangements, carer's leave and redundancy protection for pregnant employees.