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New research has found that poor mental health can lead to exclusion and that excluding children from school can lead to long-term psychiatric problems.
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The High Court exercised its discretion relating to an application to set aside a statutory demand and made a cost order against the respondent solicitors.
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) allows you to appoint someone (attorneys) to deal with your property and financial affairs and/or your health and welfare on your behalf.
The High Court has quashed an Ofsted report which placed an academy in special measures.
On 18 July, the European Union Committee of the UK's House of Lords published a paper focusing on the maintenance of unhindered and uninterrupted data flows between the UK and the EU post Brexit, and how this is achievable.
Today, the Department for Education has issued this year's School Teachers Pay and Conditions Document, what does it mean?
Whilst celebrated by claimants and their representatives, the Supreme Court’s Decision to quash employment tribunal fees has left much uncertainty.
Since the General Election, nothing substantive has been heard from the DfE on the review of school admissions except a brief statement from the School Minister that admissions would routinely be kept under review.
A recent decision to dismiss a claim for personal injury brought against Mecca Bingo has reinforced that there must be an element of realism when apportioning fault.
In Marsh v Ministry of Justice (2017) a claimant who had succeeded in his personal injury claim against the Ministry of Justice was awarded not only costs of trial on the indemnity basis, but also additional costs under CPR 36.17 because the MoJ had refused to engage in mediation.
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