A leading Leamington law firm has announced the winners of a bursary - the Wright Hassall Law Award, to celebrate its 175th anniversary.

We're offering a chance for a disadvantaged young person to have their undergraduate law degree's tuition fees fully funded.

This article proposes how English Construction Law can be improved. Increasing clarity and certainty and making legal terminology accessible to a wide public would be good starting point as would codifying Construction Law. This would not only give structure to a mass of caselaw, statute law and regulations, but also to ensure that any new Code is applied fairly.

A leading Midlands law firm has announced a senior appointment who brings more than 20 years of experience to the business.

This month we report on the allegations of sexual assault, harassment, racism and bullying suffered by McDonald's staff; new ACAS guidance on mental health; alternatives to redundancy; a government consultation on parental leave and pay; and a case update dealing with a Court of Appeal ruling that a taxi driver could not be an employee and a worker for two difference employers at the same time.

This month's update includes the Supreme Court ruling on holiday pay, a landmark decision that will have serious implications for some employers. We also include the usual round up of recent employment legislation and ICO guidance on monitoring employees.

Welcome to the May edition of our newsletter, where we bring you a curated selection of insightful articles from across our Business Group!

The new year started positively for three members of the agriculture team.

In this month's round-up, we explain the advantages of mediation and how it can help to resolve workplace disputes quickly and cost-effectively; an update on various Private Members' Bills that are currently going through Parliament; and a case update featuring a long running disability discrimination case.

Intellectual property is a valuable asset for any business from start-ups through to large corporations.