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The Covid pandemic has thrown up a huge range of employment issues since it began. For many employers, it has been a challenging and confusing time, with Government support and advice constantly changing and evolving.

On this day each year, the UN marks International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. It is a day when survivors, activists, decision makers and people from every walk of life join hands to shine a light on the need for funding, essential services, prevention and data that shapes better informed responses to violence against women.

In today’s increasingly connected world, computers play a vital part in all of our lives – and while better anti-virus technology and fewer computer viruses have certainly improved the situation in recent years, none of us can afford to be complacent. Our head of dispute resolution, Ben Jenkins, teams up with our in-house IT team to explain what cyber fraud is and the devastating impact it can have on both individuals and businesses

Even though less of us have actually been ‘in’ work during the pandemic, with all of the changes to our working practices, thousands of people across the UK are still suffering physical or psychological injuries in the workplace. And yet many of us would not even consider raising it as an issue. Victoria Smithyman, a senior associate solicitor in our Personal Injury department gives her advice for anyone who’s looking to make a claim against their employer for injuries that they have sustained at work or while working from home.

2020 has been a difficult year for everyone, not least for children who have faced enormous disruption and upheaval. On this year’s World Children’s Day, we take a look at why it is celebrated and why it’s perhaps more important this year than ever before.

Today (19 November) is STOP Pressure Ulcer Day, a global annual event which brings together healthcare professionals, the public and the media to help raise awareness of an issue that affects thousands of hospital patients and care home residents every year. Debra King, an associate paralegal in our Clinical Negligence team, explains why this is such an important issue.

Our Head of Matrimonial & Family Law, Kate Thomas, gives her reaction to the latest divorce statistics issued by the Office of National Statistics (ONS) this week.

Did you know that…

- Every 24 seconds, someone is killed on a road?
- More than 1.3 million people die on the world’s roads every year?
- Road crashes are the leading cause of death for young people aged 5-29?

With the festive season fast approaching, lots of businesses will be hiring seasonal staff to make sure they have enough cover over the busy Christmas period. As our head of employment law, Daniel Wilde, explains, it’s important for employers not to neglect the rights of their temporary staff.

Losing a loved one can be one of the most traumatic experiences you ever have to go through. Whether the loss was expected or a complete shock, it can feel like the bottom has dropped out of your world and facing even the simplest task can feel overwhelming.

We’ve pulled together this step-by-step guide of things that you need to do when you lose a close family member, to help you navigate your way through this incredibly difficult time.

As TV presenter Kate Garraway opens up about the “financial mess” she is facing with her husband still in hospital after contracting Covid-19 back in March, our Wills & Probate associate solicitor, Afonwy Howell-Pryce, explains why having a Lasting Power of Attorney in place is so vital in circumstances like these.

Just days after announcing that the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) would continue from 1 November until 2 December 2020, the Chancellor of the Exchequer confirmed the continuation of the furlough scheme until 31 March 2021.