Its easy to fall behind on administrational tasks when the sun comes out and the social calendar starts to pick up, so consider this your friendly reminder to check your commercial lease term. We know its not the most scintillating activity, but have you considered...

The Supreme Court has handed down its long-awaited and arguably unsurprising decision, finding that Uber drivers are classed as ‘workers’ not self-employed contractors for the purpose of the Employment Rights Act 1996, the Working Time Regulations 1998 and the...

The Prime Minister outlined his roadmap to recovery on Monday 22 February and the first step will include the full re-opening of schools to all pupils from 8 March. Pupil attendance is mandatory and the Government will expect any pupil absence to be monitored and...

North Yorkshire County Council has today launched First North Law, becoming the first local authority in the North to trade its legal services. The move has recently been given the green light by the Solicitors Regulation Authority after First North Law was required...

When parents separate, it’s not only the children who can find themselves stuck in the middle. School staff can all too easily end up drawn into private battles around who can and can’t collect the children from school, or even custody. In difficult situations such as...