Scottish Independence Referendum Bill

Scottish Independence Referendum Bill

Despite latest polls suggesting that support for Scottish independence is stronger than ever, the Supreme Court has ruled that Holyrood does not have the power to legislate for a second independence referendum without Westminster’s consent. In a unanimous judgement,...
The Renters Reform Bill proposals

The Renters Reform Bill proposals

This article is written by one of our team, Alessandra Pellecchia, who is a dual-qualified lawyer, specialising in Contentious Litigation, Regulatory and Internal Compliance. She has a personal interest in England and Wales property law. On 16 June 2022 the Government...
Latest updates on the Legal Aid Strikes

Latest updates on the Legal Aid Strikes

Criminal barristers accept revised pay deal on legal aid On 10th October 2022 criminal barristers narrowly voted to accept the government’s revised pay deal on legal aid fees, thereby ending a period of indefinite strike action.  The offer by the Justice Secretary,...
Latest updates on the Legal Aid Strikes

Barristers – Criminal Barristers Strike Back

Daylight Raab-ery – Criminal Barristers Strike Back Against Existential Crisis Threatening to Permanently Damage their Profession Last week the Government made a meagre 15% fee increase offer to criminal barristers. I wish I could say I am surprised that Dominic...
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