Family News Parental conflict initiative to be trialled in 30 areas Cypnow – 27 April The government has confirmed that a £39 million programme will be trialled in 30 council areas in order to try...
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Immigration Law (16 April - 30 April)
30th April 2018 |
Immigration & Nationality Law
Feature of the Fortnight In recent weeks, the Windrush generation scandal has predominated the news leading to criticism of the government’s approach to hostile immigration. The Windrush generation...
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Q&A with James Nurton
30th April 2018 |
Intellectual Property & Media Law
Bloomsbury Professional catch up with journalist, James Nurton.
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GDPR checklist
30th April 2018 |
Intellectual Property & Media Law
Moving to implementation on data protection 25 May 2018 is ‘D-Day’ for anyone who either controls or processes personal data of any sort.
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Kaine Agary on human trafficking: the victims and survivors in focus
27th April 2018 |
Criminal Law
In March 2012, an amateur video surfaced on the internet showing a woman being dragged by two men into a waiting car. That woman was Alem Dechasa, a 33-year-old Ethiopian domestic worker in Lebanon....
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April 2018: Employment Bulletin from 5 Essex Court
24th April 2018 |
Employment Law with 5 Essex Court
Message from the Editors: Dan Hobbs & Clare Harrington Welcome back to 'Five from 5', the free bi-monthly employment law bulletin created by the employment team at 5 Essex Court in association with...
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Employment and Pensions Law (9 April - 23 April)
23rd April 2018 |
Employment Law
Employment Law Supreme Court rules employees can claim damages for a symptomless condition Latham & Watkins LLP – 16 April Latham and Watkins LLP discuss the Supreme Court decision in Dryden and...
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IP & IT Law (9 April - 23 April)
23rd April 2018 |
Intellectual Property & Media Law
IP & IT Law Price comparison site data may have been used by Leave.EU The Guardian – 21 April Brittany Kaiser, an ex-director of Cambridge Analytica, has claimed that the Leave.EU campaign, headed by...
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Facebook ads are key for publishers but for how long?
20th April 2018 |
Columnists
Between them, Facebook and Google account for over half the UK's digital revenue spend. To the uninitiated this might seem somewhat of a surprise. There can't be anyone who isn't aware of the...
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Kaine Agary on the global response to human trafficking - what governments and organisations are doing
20th April 2018 |
Criminal Law
To understand the depth of the problem of human trafficking requires accurate data showing the incidences of trafficking, from recruitment to transit and eventual destination. Unfortunately, because...
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Immigration Law (2 April - 16 April)
18th April 2018 |
Immigration & Nationality Law
Immigration News 'Serious flaws' in UK immigration system, Law Society warns BBC News – 12 April According to the Law Society, almost half of immigration decisions that go to appeal in England and...
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Family Law (2 April - 16 April)
18th April 2018 |
Family Law
Feature of the Fortnight David Burrows on judicial review and family proceedings R (DSD and NBV & Ors) v Parole Board and Secretary of State for Justice [2018] EWHC 694 (Admin) – the Warboys case –...
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The impact of legislation and case law on drafting commercial contracts
16th April 2018 |
Company and Commercial Law
Background Legislation and case law is not the same in each country of the global market and it is unlikely that you would have knowledge of each legal system. There may be restrictions, definitions...
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Kaine Agary on human trafficking laws and legal challenges
13th April 2018 |
Criminal Law
Slavery, exploitation and involuntary servitude are issues that have plagued humanity for centuries. In the last century at least, there has been a global recognition of the negative consequences to...
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Vying for Importance and Peculiarity – the rules relating to Restrictive Covenants, and those relating to Positive/Negative Covenants
12th April 2018 |
Property & Planning
The rules relating to restrictive covenants have grown up over a period of 170 years, but are complex, and can at times be surprising.
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When to Invest in Online Research
11th April 2018 |
News
The revolution in technology has impacted all businesses today, resulting in a push toward greater efficiency and a more mobile workforce. What this means for solicitors is that the way information...
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IP & IT Law (26 March - 9 April)
10th April 2018 |
Intellectual Property & Media Law
IP & IT News Scammers abused Facebook phone number search BBC News – 5 April Facebook has revealed that ‘malicious actors’ have been harvesting people’s data using their phone numbers and email...
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Employment and Pensions Law (26 March - 9 April)
10th April 2018 |
Employment Law
Employment News Gender pay reporting deadline closes with largest gap at 85.2 per cent People Management – 5 April The deadline for publishing companies gender pay gap has closed, with over 10,000...
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Bloomsbury Family Law Briefing: April Teaser
9th April 2018 |
Family Law
Legal professional privilege: lawyer’s confidentiality Legal professional privilege – legal advice privilege and litigation privilege – are as important to family proceedings as to any legal advice...
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Kaine Agary on human trafficking in Nigeria
9th April 2018 |
Criminal Law
Human trafficking involves the recruitment, transportation, harbouring and receipt of persons usually for illicit purposes. The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) recognises that human...
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Is blogging still the king of SEO?
6th April 2018 |
Columnists
If you manage or work with an organisation that uses the web to promote your information or services, then it is very likely you'll know or have come into contact with blogs. You may even have...
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Immigration Law (19 March - 2 April)
5th April 2018 |
Immigration & Nationality Law
Immigration Law Home Office letter nudges asylum seekers to return home The Guardian – 2 April In keeping with the Home Office’s recent plan to create a ‘hostile’ environment for illegal immigrants, ...
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Assets but no variation
4th April 2018 |
Family Law
Child support, departures for the formula, and best interests of children The child support scheme became operative for the first time 25 years ago (3 April 1993). It is difficult to imagine a more...
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Family Law (19 March - 2 April)
4th April 2018 |
Family Law
Family News Four in 10 councils 'unwilling to take child refugees from other areas' Cypnow – 28 March A report by the Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration has revealed that around...
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Lucy Reed on Transparency in the Family Courts
3rd April 2018 |
Family Law
Once again last month a local authority has made the cringey and rarely successful submission that it should not be named in a judgment that is stridently critical of it, because the ensuing adverse...
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