In our latest newsletter, we look at recent developments in education law including articles on Looked after Children (LAC), School Workforce Planning and Data Protection privacy notices. Read more >

In our latest newsletter, we look at recent developments in employment law including articles on Constructive Dismissal, references and Disability rulings. Read more >

Our Employment Law Newsletter has just been published and covers a round-up of recent cases together with the key points of the Government’s response to the Taylor Review of modern working practices. Read more >

Our Education Law Newsletter has just been published and covers Special Educational Needs, data protection and a special feature on the DfE’s recently updated guidance on Searching and Screening. Read more >

In our latest Employment Law newsletter, we look at recent developments in employment law. Read more >

In our latest Education law newsletter, we look at recent developments in education law, including teachers’ pay and conditions and the new funding formula for schools. Read more >

In the October Planning and environmental law newsletter is a round-up of news and cases from the world of planning that have caught our eye. Read more >

nplaw’s Planning Law briefing note reflects on the Supreme Court decision in Hopkins Homes and reviews the recent Court of Appeal decision in Barwood. Read more >

Here is our latest employment law newsletter, offering information about recent court decisions, guidance and proposed legislation. Read more >

Here is nplaw’s latest Education Law update aimed at headteachers and school governors. Read more >

Following nplaw’s successful Planning Law Update Seminar on 24th April, we have produced a newsletter to keep you up-to-date with the flurry of developments in planning law in the last couple of weeks. Read more >

Here is nplaw’s latest Education Law update aimed at headteachers and school governors. Read more >

nplaw’s latest Employment Law Update considers long term ill health dismissals, a warning about dress codes and religious discrimination, holiday pay, unfair dismissal and redundancies. Read more >

The much-anticipated housing White Paper was published on 7 February 2017. Here we set out our views on the proposals most likely to affect housing and planning professionals working in local government. Read more >

What are the requirements of English law in relation to the execution of documents? Read more >

IR35 – The Government announced in its 2016 Budget that it intends to reform the rules governing payments to public sector workers who operate through an intermediary. Read more >

A local authority is an individual for the purposes of the new Companies Act provisions on transparency. Read more >

The Bribery Act requires commercial organisations to put in place procedures designed to prevent bribery by persons associated with it Read more >

Here’s our latest guide on Fluency in the English Language: a new code of practice for the public sector from our Employment Law team. Read more >

Here’s our latest guide on the Housing and Planning Bill from our Planning team. Read more >

Here’s our latest guide on Debt recovery: bankruptcy and company winding up from our Dispute Resolution team. Read more >

If travellers set up an unauthorised encampment nplaw can prepare removal of travellers documentation on behalf of our clients and provide skilled advocates to appear at the hearing of the summons and complaint Read more >

Here’s our latest guide on Town and Parish Councils and the Community Infrastructure Levy from our Planning & the Environment team explaining how it works. Read more >

Some statutes provide that the cost of carrying out the works in default is a charge on the property. It is this that provides the basis for the enforced sales procedure. Read more >