…disability and transgender identity. The Commission is also proposing that sex or gender be added to the protected characteristics for the first time. The proposals are outlined in a Consultation…
…criminal damage) where the victim is targeted on the basis of hostility towards one or more protected characteristics (race, religion, disability, sexual orientation, transgender identity). In 2020/21, there were 10,679…
…14 times the 13,700 in 2013-14. An increasing number of DoLS referrals are also being left unassessed and statutory time-scales are being routinely breached. In England out of the 195,840…
…course or courses involving two years’ full-time substantive legal studies or the equivalent in part-time studies. You must have first class or good 2.1 standard undergraduate degree. You must be…
…employees and workers while they are still employed. Currently, the employee has to have left the employer before bringing a claim Increasing the time limit for bringing all types of…
…(a) urgent projects with tight or fixed timeframes and (b) longer-term projects where there is more flexibility over delivery. There has to be a realistic assessment of the time and…
…consultation, covering nearly 200 possibilities for law reform. The Commission has today decided to extend the timetable for finalising the Programme. We have concluded that now is not the time…
…(a) urgent projects with tight or fixed timeframes and (b) longer-term projects where there is more flexibility over delivery. There has to be a realistic assessment of the time and…
Project status: Complete
…Lords in Miller v Miller; McFarlane v MacFarlane (with thanks to Family Law for permission to reproduce the article). Research examining outcomes for cohabiting couples under the current law, published…
Project status: Analysis of responses
…time of bereavement. And yet it’s thought that 40% of the adult population don’t have a will. And even when someone has made a will the complexities in the law…