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Tanya Goldfarb comments to Global Mobility Lawyer: Flaws in UK’s Skilled Worker visa threaten key sectors’ growth
News — 14 April 2025
Jon Crocker and Megan Owen write about the law of apologies in Solicitors Journal
News — 31 May 2018
The TOEIC scandal: an ongoing injustice
The National Union of Students has this month launched a report produced in collaboration with Bindmans, exposing the continuing effects on international students of allegations made by the Home Office…
Blog — 22 May 2018
Avoidable deaths because a regulator took too long to act?
A recent investigation has found that a number of babies may have died as a result of the failure of a regulator properly to act on concerns about midwives at…
Blog — 16 May 2018
Employment status: are Addison Lee Couriers workers?
The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has dismissed an appeal by Addison Lee, the taxi company in relation to the employment status of their courier workers.
Blog — 14 May 2018
Article 15 Brussels IIa: Transfer of Public Law Care Proceedings
Amy Rowe recently represented the Child and Family Agency of Ireland in a case where an Article 15 transfer request had been made from the Irish court to the English…
Can a straight line be drawn between a parent with extremist views and the significant harm suffered or likely to be suffered by a child?
When a local authority seeks to issue care proceedings for a child within a family connected to alleged radicalisation or a family thought to be sympathetic to extremist views it…
Blog — 08 May 2018
Highly Skilled Migrants feel the heat of the hostile environment
The hostile environment continues to be felt by migrants who call the UK their home.
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