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Reframing the immigration conversation, by Alex Finch, Immigration Partner
The dust is still settling from the recent local elections, which once again underlined the fragmentation of the UK’s two-party system. Yet when one looks at the stated policy positions of the main political parties, the immigration conversation remains firmly centred on asylum, border security and the European Convention on Human Rights. This is understandable; they are difficult and important questions that resonate on the doorstep. But the Government is making a strategic
May 21


How will employment law changes in 2026 affect the construction industry? John Hayes writes for Construction News
Our Managing Partner, John Hayes has written for Construction News about the impact of this year's changes to employment law, what it means for the construction industry, and how employers can prepare. Read John's full piece here .
Mar 30


Welcome to our January 2026 edition of CL Quarterly Employment Bulletin.
Welcome to our first newsletter of 2026. As you will all know the long-awaited Employment Rights Act 2025 finally hit the statute books just before Christmas, which, as has been often repeated, represents the biggest shake up in employment law for 30 years. As the legislation is being implemented in stages, we have included a timeline on our website , tracking the changes from now through to 2027 and beyond, which we hope will provide you with a useful aide memoire. In the me
Jan 29
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