Blog — 25 September 2020

Flexible working under lockdown

In July the government introduced the flexible furlough scheme, allowing furloughed employees to work part-time with the government covering 80% of their salary (up to a cap) for furloughed time….

Blog — 25 September 2020

TOEIC students’ fight for justice continues

A group of students wrongly accused of cheating on TOEIC English tests held a protest outside Downing Street yesterday, calling for justice after up to six years spent fighting Home…

Blog — 24 September 2020

Are you concerned that a mistake has been made in the drafting or execution of a will?

As swathes of the population come under increasing financial strain, we anticipate that claims against insurers and professionals will steadily increase. We expect to see more professional negligence enquiries concerning…

Blog — 23 September 2020

What is a Sole representative of an overseas business visa and who is it for?

What is a Sole Representative of an Overseas Business visa? The Sole Representative of an Overseas Business is a specific category within the Immigration Rules that enables a person to…

Blog — 21 September 2020

Public Accounts Committee slams the Home Office over immigration policies

In a highly critical report published on Friday the Public Accounts Committee has found the Home Office’s immigration policies to be unfit for purpose, with officials having no idea of…