In an interesting article in The Guardian last week, were details of a claim being brought in a French Employment Tribunal by an employee who…
Neil Cartridge6th May 2016
96 Victims were unlawfully killed due to actions of the police at the Hillsborough disaster in 1989.
Families of the 96 football fans who died in a crush at Hillsborough Stadium have been campaigning for justice for 27 years. This morning, as…
Neil Cartridge27th April 2016
It is a common misconception, since the introduction of the Main Residence Nil Rate Band (RNRB) in the Summer Finance Bill of 2015, that couples…
Neil Cartridge27th April 2016
A recent Freedom of Information request conducted by the BBC revealed that since 2012 the government have paid out over £4m per year to people…
Neil Cartridge20th April 2016
The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) has recently published their analysis of the use of force and detainees with mental health issues. There is a…
Neil Cartridge29th March 2016
The Stamp Duty Land Tax consultation for buy to let and second homes ended on 1st February 2016. Whilst the results are not due to…
Rachel Eastham18th February 2016
The doctrine of Joint Enterprise has long been criticised. It has been used to convict people in cases with two or more defendants, if one…
Rachel Eastham18th February 2016
Head of Family Department, Karen Frankland, provides an update regarding assessments in Care Proceedings and the importance of early legal advice for parents. Following amendments…
Rachel Eastham5th February 2015
