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The government to make changes in prison sentences

New tougher sentencing and parole guidelines are to be issued for..

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Changes in the Compensation Law

Civil Liability Bill is set to change the face of compensation claims, a win for the Insurance companies not access to justice...

Flexible Working Hours

Flexible Working Hours. -
The right to request flexible working hours has been extended to all employees...

Changes coming into force for children with special needs - September 2014

Biggest changes for 30 years for children with Special Educational Needs designed to focus support on the whole person...

Major Change in Divorce Law - no fault divorces

Government to finally introduce 'no-fault' Divorce laws..

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Official Secrets Act

Sentencing is set to be increased for those found guilty of leaking classified information.
The move follows a request for the Law Commission to review the Act..

Why a Financial Order Is Important After Divorce

The importance of financial orders during Divorce. - The importance of making legal financial orders has again been thrust into the spotlight and should serve a..

What Happens to Employees When a Company Becomes Insolvent?

Insolvency Law exposed as flawed - MP’s have voiced their concerns that the laws governing insolvency are flawed.
A report’s findings concluded that the presen..

Gig Economy - Rights for workers.

Hermes become the first major company to make concessions to 'Gig..

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Civil Liberties and Human Rights Solicitors

Civil Liberties and Human Rights Solicitors.
The Human Rights Act came into force on 2 October 2000, giving effect to the European Convention for the Protectio..

Choosing the right mortgage rate.

Fixed Rates and Discounted Rates on a Mortgage - One of the decisions you will make concerning your property, is what type of Mortgage you should choose, short..

National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage Rates

Increase in the National Minimum wage. - From October the National Minimum wage is to be increased by 3% to £6.70 per hour...

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