The Employment Tribunal waiting game is a situation every employment lawyer knows all too well. Put simply, it is widely, but reluctantly, accepted that a claim issued today may not be heard until late 2027 or even 2028. For many employers, the listing date feels more like a distant deadline than a Tribunal claim timetable …
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Friday 06 March 2026 12:00 am | Updated: Thursday 05 March 2026 10:31 pm Almost all of Britain’s family businesses still face major changes to inheritance tax despite a government concession to limit the damage of its decision to end the carve-out for family-run firms. According to a fresh poll, just one in 10 business owners …
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Wednesday 04 March 2026 6:26 pm Foreign buyers continued to circle “undervalued” UK firms in the final quarter of last year, new figures show, with the value of inward Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) surging to its highest level in four years. The total value of deals in which foreign companies acquired UK firms rocketed to …
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How do you heal after divorce? There are so many ways. Therapy, meditation, time, and more. But I want to share an unconventional tool to help you not only heal after divorce, but to rebuild your confidence and joy, and to regain your sense of self. During divorce, finding grounding activities is essential, and that …
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Monday 02 March 2026 12:01 am | Updated: Saturday 28 February 2026 12:19 pm Business confidence slumped back in February as directors’ frustration with the state of the UK economy grew, new research has shown. The Institute of Directors’ latest business confidence survey has uncovered bosses’ exasperation with the UK economy and the level of employment …
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Friday 27 February 2026 10:45 am As offices shift toward hospitality and operational value, a familiar tension is emerging in capital markets: how do you value a building when the income looks more like a business than a lease? For many investors, serviced and flexible offices still sit in an uncomfortable grey area. They don’t …
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Kate Simonds works as an attorney at the Simonds Law Group based in Arizona She shared a clip in which she divulged the ‘most common cheaters’ The expert was quick to add a caveat, urging: ‘Don’t take this as legal advice’ By NOVA M BAJAMONTI FOR DAILYMAIL.COM A divorce lawyer has revealed the five jobs …
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The backlog in criminal courts in England and Wales will continue to rise for nearly a decade before it falls despite radical changes including curtailing jury trials, according to figures from the Ministry of Justice. The justice secretary, David Lammy, said the government was determined to press ahead with the jury trial changes despite a …
In international arbitration in particular, AI is reshaping not only procedural efficiency but the epistemological architecture of decision-making. ARTIFICIAL intelligence (AI) is no longer an auxiliary technological resource; it has become a structural component of contemporary legal practice. In international arbitration in particular, AI is reshaping not only procedural efficiency but the epistemological architecture of …
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