Due to an investigation by The Independent and Channel 4 News, it has recently been uncovered that dozens of babies have died or been left with brain damage after errors made during childbirth at Nottingham University Hospital.

In the case of Forstater v CGD Europe and others, the Employment Appeal Tribunal (“EAT”) has ruled that a gender critical belief that sex is immutable, whatever a person’s stated gender identity or gender expression, is a philosophical belief and is protected under the Equality Act 2010 (“the Equality Act”) and the European Convention on Human Rights.

Head of Employment Law, David Bradley, has featured on workingwise.co.uk weighing in on the compulsory Covid-19 vaccine debate.

E Scooter Trials are here and already underway in London. They are also due to start in York very soon.

Nick Armitage, Partner and Head of the Ramsdens Litigation department, has featured on The Mirror giving his opinion on a recent story whereby a tenant was asked to pay £14,400, 12 months’ worth of rent payments, upfront as she had a County Court Judgement on her credit file.

Justice Secretary Robert Buckland and Home Secretary Priti Patel have expressed how they feel “deeply ashamed” of the low conviction rates for rape cases in England and Wales.

Ministers have announced that the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020, which will allow married couples to divorce without assigning blame, will come into force on 6th April 2022.

Our Head of Contentious Probate, Nazia Nawaz has featured on the Express Online discussing our recent research which found that of the 1,100 British people surveyed, 44% of adults would turn on their family and friends if they felt they had been “snubbed by a loved one’s Will.”