The Traffic Commissioners Annual Report 2023-2024 stated that there were over 2,500 hearings held involving drivers. In over ...

The High Court's ruling on acoustic shock and the Grindleford Criteria. Learn why acoustic engineering evidence remains ...

The case of Hewston v OFSTED [2025] EWCA is a key example of how a seemingly minor incident can escalate into protracted legal proceedings in the absence of clear workplace policies and transparent ...

Ian: Hi, everybody. Welcome to the next edition of our Employment Insights podcast. My name is Ian Pace. I'm a Partner in the Employment team based in Manchester. Ian: I'm joined today by my colleague ...

The UK’s changes and proposed changes to the health and care sector in 2025 represents a significant, albeit cautious, step toward long-term reform. These initiatives aim to address challenges such as ...

Recent developments around the world have resulted in a testing few months for ESG – the popular shorthand for measuring and managing a company’s environmental, social and related governance ...

The accolade lists alongside CyXcel's NCSC CIR Assured Service Provider status and CREST accreditation for Cyber Incident Response Services. ISO 27001 is the most internationally recognised framework ...

The factors affecting public sector claims always make for a dynamic landscape. Recent social, political, economic and environmental factors have the potential to change that landscape further.

In recent years the number of public inquiries in the U.K has increased significantly. Several high-profile scandals have generated significant public interest in an independent investigation to ...

In the immediate aftermath of a serious or fatal incident there is the “golden hour” in which to gather information and evidence regarding what happened. An organisation will quite properly want to ...