The Department for Education has recently issued a warning to schools following a number of incidents where students’ photographs were scraped from school websites by third parties and subsequently used…
Read moreIn Part 2 of Enviro InSSites, our regulatory specialists Ian Anderson and Emma Reilly consider a significant judgment by the High Court on 22 July 2026, which may have far-reaching…
Read moreAsk most manufacturers what supply chain resilience means, and the answers tend to be practical: broaden the supplier base, use technology to increase visibility and hold critical stock. All of…
Read moreMany manufacturing businesses have spent decades building value in two distinct areas: their trading operations and their property portfolio. Yet, despite the fundamentally different nature of these assets, it remains…
Read moreSince the introduction of VAT on school fees, independent schools have faced significant financial pressures. Combined with rising operational costs and increasing affordability concerns for families, it is a challenging…
Read moreEnvironmental law and regulation is not always easy to understand. In a new series of short articles, Enviro InSSites, regulatory specialists Ian Anderson and Emma Reilly examine key environmental law…
Read moreWhat a time to be a landlord. Both residential and commercial property owners are facing unprecedented levels of reform that will reshape the property landscape in the coming years. In…
Read moreApprenticeships are an effective way for businesses to attract new talent, develop skills within their workforce and build for the future. For SMEs in particular, they can provide a cost-effective…
Read moreThe Court of Appeal has confirmed that a business will not usually be vicariously liable for the actions of a true independent contractor. In Burger v JD Wetherspoon plc [2026],…
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