Everyone feels under the weather or sick from time to time during their working career. Thankfully, most of the time, it is nothing serious, and we soon recover.

This Mock Tribunal will be an immersive simulation of the real thing. With HR professionals and decision makers in mind, the session will allow you to experience, first-hand, the hearing of evidence, cross-examination, submissions and the final decision from the 'Judge' based on a challenging scenario many businesses face.

Awaab's Law is a significant legislative measure introduced in the UK to enhance the safety and quality of social housing. Awaab’s Law was first introduced in 2023 in the landmark Social Housing Regulation Act 2023 and is scheduled to come into force in October this year.

Wright Hassall has been named as the nation’s leading regional law firm at the legal industry’s prestigious national awards ceremony.

In this, the fifth of a series of articles which looks at some of the most common perils of contracts and how to avoid those perils, we look at the perils of failing to provide which law governs your contract and which country’s courts have jurisdiction to hear any dispute.

Copyright does not protect ideas. Copyright only exists if the idea is fixed, such as in writing or in a photograph. It is not the idea that is protected but the expression of the idea itself, i.e. the book or the photograph.

The relationship built between employee and employer is very important for a happy and functional work environment. However, disputes can arise between employer and employee, making the working relationship strained and difficult to navigate at times.

A Leamington lawyer has been presented with the highest accolade at a top regional awards ceremony in recognition of her professional excellence and commitment to supporting others.

Our Autumn/ Winter edition of Law & Land's news roundup touches on a variety of topics including phone mast rent increases; tax and furnished holiday cottages; SSI update; HSE update, making tax digital; the recent bluetongue outbreak; and Labour’s commitment to farming.

Our 2021 spring / summer edition of Law & Land features a round up of news including latest furlough news and statutory wage rates, and updates on the slurry investment scheme, rights of way, seasonal workers and the Countryside Stewardship mirror agreements.