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The Employment Rights Bill received Royal Assent on 18 December 2025 and is now the Employment Rights Act 2025. This means all the anticipated changes discussed previously are now going to come in force at different stages over 2026 and 2027.

The growing backlog of Employment Tribunals is particularly important for employers to understand. This increases the cost, disruption and risks associated with disputes in the workplace.

The Tribunal followed this approach and found that allowing biological males to access female changing rooms amounted to unlawful harassment and indirect sex discrimination of the eight female claimants.

When you're going through a divorce, understanding what types of pensions exist and how they work is vital to securing a fair financial settlement. Different types of pensions work in fundamentally different ways, and this matters when dividing them.

When dealing with pensions in your divorce two of the most common approaches are pension sharing and pension offsetting. It is important to understand the difference between them.

This article explains the ten most common and most expensive mistakes people make when dealing with pensions in divorce, and more importantly, how you can avoid making them yourself.

This article explains why pensions should be at the top of your list when thinking about your divorce settlement, not an afterthought.

This article explains exactly what a Pension Sharing Order is, how it works, when it's the right choice, and what the process involves from start to finish.

If you or your spouse works in the public sector or armed forces, your divorce involves a pension that requires special attention.

This article outlines how pensions are valued in divorce, and what the different valuation methods mean. It also talks about why you shouldn't always trust the figures at face value, and when you should seek expert guidance.

The article explains the law governing financial settlements, including pensions in England and Wales, the factors that influence decisions, and the principles courts apply when dividing pensions.

Subletting is a common feature of modern commercial property occupation and often gives rise to disputes in property litigation. Subletting can be a legal minefield if not handled correctly and can expose both landlords and tenants to significant risk.