With more couples seeking to resolve their differences together, 'one lawyer, two client' divorce proceedings are on the rise – Willans LLP solicitors' family law expert, Sharon Giles, explains wha...

Virginia employers should review and update their non‑compete agreements now. On March 4, 2026, the Virginia General Assembly approved Senate Bill No. 170 (the Bill), which would significantly limi...

The former chief executive of Battersea Power Station Development Company is suing his old employer for unfair dismissal, claiming he was fired after blowing the whistle on financial misreporting....

While businesses might be distracted by other concerns in the current global climate – fuel volatility, material costs, and further pressures on margins – the tides of change remain in motion in UK...

Employment law specialist Naledi Bisiwe has been appointed to the Labour Court. Ms Bisiwe yesterday took up post as an employers’ member following her nomination by Ibec. The Labour Court consists...

Employment rights minister Kate Dearden sets out how the government will work with the people profession to implement new worker protections As we look ahead to what will be a major year for the pe...

More than 1,500 cases brought over past year but a third remain unsuccessful at hearing 19 March 2026 The number of whistleblowing claims in employment tribunal hearings more than doubled in the p...

It’s that time of year when employment law changes traditionally take effect, and this year we’re expecting more than usual thanks to the introduction of the Employment Rights Act 2025. With so ma...

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Every Kentucky attorney deserves the right to decide which organizations they want to join and those they don't. House Bill 526 isn't attacking democracy, it's upholding it. Kentucky attorneys are...