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How to prevent stress in the workplace
Our health and safety law team explore how employers can prevent work-related stress and meet their legal obligations
The adultification of Luke Littler — safeguarding young sports stars against the dark side of fame
Is enough done to protect our young stars from the dangers of the media and public eye? Our sports law team explore.
Pro-bono medical negligence support secures extensive testing for brain stem dead patient
Our medical negligence team provided pro-bono legal support to the family of a young man who was considered brain-dead.
Can we take the North to Net Zero? Why 2024 could be the year of the B Corp
Business can have a far bigger impact on environmental issues than you may think — as our CEO, Robert White, explains.
Concussions in sport — why a lasting power of attorney is critical to manage your affairs
Why and how sportspeople can take proactive steps to ensure that their personal affairs are managed by those they trust.
24-hour repair of emergency hazards proposed under Awaab’s law
We explore the potential legal requirements for social landlords under the proposed Awaab's Law.
Anti-counterfeiting — how brands can take action against unsafe copycat products
Here's why consumers and brand owners should be aware of the risks with counterfeit goods, including health and safety.
The importance of time limits in public procurement — Brookhouse Group Ltd v Lancashire County Council
Contracting authorities should be mindful of remaining up to date with case law and processes under the Regulations.
Housing law update — County Court rules on variation of possession orders from discretionary to mandatory ground
An important case has considered the variation of a possession order from discretionary to mandatory ground.
How innovative smaller housing associations are weathering the regulatory storm
Customers, communication, collaboration, were central themes at the National Smaller Housing Associations’ Conference.
