The Queen’s Speech: Hamlet without the prince

Hogan Lovells | June 2022 #231
Stefan Martin and Jo Broadbent comment on the bills in the Queen’s Speech that will be relevant to employment law, despite the Employment Bill’s absence Commentators for employers and employees alike have suggested that the Queen’s Speech is a missed opportunity to safeguard worker rights. At the beginning of the year, there was a general …

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Human rights: Flesh and blood

4PB | February 2021 #200
Andrew Powell and Linzi Bull examine the weight to be given to sibling relationships in public law proceedings The Supreme Court noted there was a clear distinction between the rights of those family members, such as parents, who are directly involved with the upbringing of the subject child, and siblings who do not play a …

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