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Discover why an Employment Tribunal upheld the dismissal of a long-serving employee over unpaid bags for life despite their low value.

From January 2025, private school fees will be subject to 20% VAT.

New death certification legislation will take effect on 9 September 2024. We examine the changes that will take place.

Sam Thompson’s attempts to write a will in hospital highlights why getting professional legal advice is important.

Family Solicitors Mel Loxley and Lisa Collins, and Heartbreak and Trauma Recovery Coach Gemma Hall, discuss their roles.

The debate over returning to the office is intensifying, with a 50% rise in tribunal cases as employers push back on remote work.

Understanding the complexities of tax treatment for hay production is crucial for agricultural businesses.

Discover the details behind Matthew Perry's Discretionary Trust Will.

We look at how CGT affects profits from selling property (excluding primary residences), investments, and other assets.

After the UK general election, what changes can we expect in health and social care? Tim Field considers the potential future shifts in these sectors.

The Labour manifesto promises major changes in energy and environmental policies. David Rayner’s article explores the options.

Will Labour’s victory in the general election affect the law regarding children with special educational needs, and if so, how?

Labour's housing plan aims to tackle the UK’s crisis through construction and reforms to boost supply and improve affordability.

We discuss the legal requirements, consultation processes, and fair selection criteria.