Greater Manchester Police has been fined £150,000 after 3 DVDs containing footage of interviews with victims of serious violent crime failed to reach their intended recipient, the National Crime Agency.

The Regulations require nearly all public sector employers to publish information on how much time is spent by their trade union officials on paid “trade union facility time” over the course of the relevant 12-month period.

Serious incident (SI) investigations are a critical post incident analysis tool

The court of appeal has held that a secure tenant was not entitled to a statutory

An article written by Jamie Cuffe, Partner in our Commercial team.

On 20 September 2017, Mr Justice Peter Jackson (before moving on to the Court of Appeal) handed down a judgment that clarifies the law, for a difficult and emotive aspect of treatment, for both practitioners and families alike.

DCLG is currently running a consultation on proposals to stamp out unfair practices

GP practices - like many other businesses and healthcare providers

Landmark Judgment on Employment Tribunal fees

Last week, on the same day that the National Audit Office (NAO)

Read our insight into when is the right time to appeal your local District Judge on rent cases

The High court has allowed an appeal against the making of a possession order made in favour of the claimant council (Dacorum).