The Fair Work Agency (FWA) was established under the Employment Rights Act 2025 (ERA 2025) on 7 April 2026 as an executive agency of the Department for Business and Trade, consolidating labour market enforcement functions previously carried out by other
This week is Action for Brain Injury Week, designed to raise awareness and understanding of acquired brain injury, and to highlight the challenges faced by survivors and their families. This year the focus is on isolation, which is a critical
Imagine you are woken up one day with a loud knock at the door. It is the police who have a warrant for your arrest pursuant to an extradition request from a European country which you visited on holiday a
This Dementia Action Week, we are shining a light on an issue that affects thousands of families across the UK: the misappropriation of assets from people living with dementia.
According to the Alzheimer’s Society every three minutes someone in the
A brain injury can change a person’s life in an instant and the consequences can extend far beyond the physical. One of the most profound, and often overlooked, effects is isolation. The withdrawal from relationships, community – everyday life.
As a
In a judgment handed down on 13 May 2026, Mrs Justice Collins Rice allowed a nurse’s appeal against an NMC fitness to practise decision, finding that serious and pervasive procedural irregularity had rendered the Panel’s findings unsafe. The case is
Although the King’s Speech on 13 May 2026 contained an ambitious 37 bills for the next parliamentary session, there was a notable exception for litigators.
Impact of PACCAR
It was widely expected that the government would introduce legislation to clarify
Dementia Action Week, led by Alzheimer’s Society, is running a “Forget Me Not” campaign to raise awareness of dementia. As we reflect on the impact of dementia, we also consider how professionals like those who act as professional deputies can
For many chartered accountants, the ethical obligations that come with membership have traditionally been understood through the lens of financial propriety. The issues that have historically dominated the conversation around professional ethics in the accountancy sector have been conflicts of
Most technology strategies spend a lot of time on adoption. Very few spend enough time on exit.
Whether it’s a cloud platform, a strategic vendor, a core system, or an AI model, every major technology decision creates some level of
