Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt, a person with significant control over the NHS, has been referred to the parliamentary standards commissioner after he delayed declaring a significant interest he holds in

You may have started court proceedings relying on various documents. If you have referred to those documents in your statements of case, then the other parties are entitled to see

The Pensions Regulator has published its annual funding statement for 2018. This contains useful practical guidance for schemes undergoing actuarial valuations in the next twelve months as well as an

The Leeds construction team at law firm Gateley has secured a global engineering company, which has worked on landmarks including London’s Gherkin building and the staging and acoustics of Sydney

A company will be guilty of a bribery offence if an associated person pays a bribe in order to obtain or retain business for the company, or to obtain or

April is set to be a busy month for HR and payroll as new rules and rates are introduced. As from 1 April 2018, the national minimum wage rates have

In what is understood to be the UK’s first ever successful prosecution for providing false information to Companies House, a man has been ordered to pay over £12,000. Filing obligations

As readers will no doubt be aware, a new data protection regime comes into force on 25 May 2018 through the General Data Protection Regulation (the GDPR). Under existing data protection

Re-engineer International Resourcing International employers need to prepare for the impact on international resourcing of the changing nature of work and employment relationships. International resourcing is more than expatriate programme

If I had a pound for every time I am told that using a solicitor is an unnecessary expense in terms of having a will drafted, then I would be retiring