The TUC, which represents 6.2 million working people in Britain, has recently published a report which states we are the worst nation when it comes to parental leave pay.

The think-tank Demos has stated that the government should introduce tougher punishments for parents, siblings and friends who buy alcohol for children.

Walaiti Rathore, a licensing specialist at Fraser Brown has helped Za Za Bazaar open their second restaurant in the UK.

An insurance policy to cover your business for claims by employees or ex employees is not always top of the list of priorities in board or management meetings.

Theresa May has announced tough new powers to tackle domestic violence will be introduced across England and Wales.

An intense divorce battle between a couple married for 43 years has split a family in half and rung up a £700,000 legal bill before the case has even entered court.

This week it is National Family Dispute Resolution Week. The aim of this campaign is to highlight the alternatives to court for separating and divorcing couples, and raise awareness of all the options available.

The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has recently overturned a decision of the Employment Tribunal

Recent figures released by The Home Office reveal that there was a 7% rise in the number of personal licences issued in England and Wales in the year to 31 March 2013.

This week is Road Safety Week, and the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) claim that many whiplash injuries could be avoided if motorists stop driving too close to the vehicle in front.

The National Association of Probation Officers (NAPO) Family Court section has recently launched a national campaign entitled ‘Children need Contact Centres’.

The often disputed area of restrictive covenants has come under scrutiny again in Coppage -v- Safety Net Services.