The Government has lost a Supreme Court appeal over a ruling that it’s ‘back to work’ schemes were legally flawed.

The licensing department at Fraser Brown has helped a night club get later hours despite being located in the city centre saturation zone and strong objections from local residents.

The European Parliament is proposing a new contract to prevent the exploitation of third-country seasonal workers who come to the EU to work.

Ahead of the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, the British Beer & Pub Association is calling on the government to offer greater flexibility on licensing hours during the opening and closing weekends.

The Equality and Human Rights Commission have launched a research project into the extent of discrimination among pregnant workers and those on maternity leave.

The Ministry of Justice has released figures that suggest the number of employment tribunal claims fell to only 1,000 in September, which is a quarter of the usual amount.

Britain’s top family judge has been asked to cancel 180 divorces after being told the UK courts have been exploited in a fraud by Italians seeking a quick end to their marriages.

Laura Clark, a solicitor in the wills and probate department at Fraser Brown has been promoted to senior associate.

The Government has launched a consultation entitled "Personal Alcohol Licences, enabling targeted, local alternatives" to seek views on whether the system of personal licences should be abolished.

A recent undercover report on BBC's Inside Out programme has revealed a shocking level of discrimination in letting agencies in parts of London.

An LPA is a legal document in which you can appoint an attorney or attorneys to make decisions on your behalf in the event that you are unable to make decisions for yourself, or simply require some assistance in making certain decisions.

Fraser Brown have been listed for another year running in the Legal 500 guide.