This case will be of interest to all emergency services employers who, to a greater or lesser extent, rely on their staff maintaining a certain level of physical fitness.

NoSP, ground for possession and evicting persons disqualified from renting are all changes being introduced on 1 December 2016 that will affect both private and social landlords.

An insight into an announcement from the Autumn statement on ''off-payroll'' workers in the NHS.

A worker can bring a claim for an employer’s failure to provide rest breaks.

An insight into some of the hot topics in leasehold law.

A look at 5 questions the CQC asks to ensure you're compliant.

An insight into the implications from the case of Kent Community Health NHS Foundation Trust v NHS Swale Clinical Commissioning Group & Anor [2016] EWHC 1393 (TCC) (27 May 2016).

The number of sale and leaseback transactions involving primary care premises has increased over recent years and is currently at an exponential rate of growth.

Is your organisation owed Service and Estate charge payments?

In the case of Bougnaoui v Micropole SA the Advocate General of the CJEU advised that the dismissal of a Muslim employee for refusing not to wear her hijab when visiting clients was direct discrimination on grounds of religious belief.

Two recent Court of Appeal cases have created quite a stir on the issue of whether or not a possession order should be suspended, despite the judge not believing the tenant’s evidence at the trial.

Partners in general practice tend to have close working relationships but the pressures of general practice