Mental health problems in the legal profession
Did you know? A study by the Law Society of England and Wales found that legal professionals are more likely to experience mental health problems than the general population. The study found that 42% of solicitors reported feeling stressed or very stressed in the past year, with 34% reported having experienced mental health problems.…
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Gaudi Regulated Services Limited in administration – Can I make a claim?
Have you transferred your pension into a SIPP with Gaudi Regulated Services Limited (Gaudi)? Gaudi Regulated Services Limited (also known as Gaudi SIPP or Easy SIPP) were a SIPP provider who facilitated investments into some high-risk and unregulated investment. Many of their clients have lost all their pension and/or are unable to withdraw benefits.…
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Women at Work report 2023: Progress at diminutive rate
In recent years, there has been a growing conversation around the importance of diversity and inclusion in the workplace. Despite this, many companies still struggle to create an environment that is truly inclusive, particularly for women. This year’s Deloitte’s Women at Work report (publicised as ‘Women @ Work’), published in April 2023, sheds light…
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Volkswagen ordered to pay damages of $5.75 million in Mesothelioma case
During the years 1972-75, whilst working at Spokane Volkswagen dealership as an auto mechanic, Mr. Sorrentino, developed malignant mesothelioma which is a rare and fatal asbestos-related disease. Mesothelioma is a cancer that usually starts in the layers of tissue that cover each lung (the pleura) – this is called pleural mesothelioma. More rarely it can start…
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Monica Allen: The woman who changed the Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme for the better
The Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme was initially introduced in 1964. Within this was the ‘same roof rule’ which stated that an applicant was not eligible for compensation if the assailant was a family member they were living with at the time of the incident. Whilst the intention of the rule was to prevent assailants…
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Signs you have a damaged skin barrier, with solutions
The skin is the largest external organ of the human body, which is covered by hair, nails, nerves and glands. The vital organ acts as a barrier between the inside and outside environment. A damaged skin barrier would lead to implications to your overall health, so it is crucial that a damaged skin barrier…
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What are your rights regarding the King’s Coronation Bank Holiday on 8th May 2023?
It has been announced that 8th May 2023, the Monday following Charles III and Camilla’s Coronation, will be a national bank holiday. Individuals, businesses and other organisations will be invited to celebrate King Charles, alongside the Queen Consort, at a lavish ceremony in Westminster Abbey on 6th May 2023. The investiture will form part…
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Dominic Raab resigns following bullying report
On the 21st April 2023, Dominic Raab announced his resignation from the position of Deputy Prime Minister, Lord Chancellor and Justice Secretary. He resigned from all three positions. He has recently faced allegations of bullying and mistreatment of his staff during his time in government. The accusations have raised concerns about the prevalence of…
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Former corporal speaks out about RAF sexual assault
An ex-RAF corporal says she was ‘hung out to dry’ after being assaulted in her sleep. Sam, who hasn’t revealed her real name, claims to have suffered “vile misogyny, homophobia and sexual abuse” during her decade in the air force. She left the force after being sexually assaulted by a male colleague, who was…
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