AI can help businesses improve efficiency and make informed decisions, but it also comes with risks. Explore the key do’s and don’ts of using AI responsibly, including data protection, legal considerations and the importance of human oversight.
Associate Solicitor Malena Lonardo joined RIAA Barker Gillette in October 2026 as an Associate Solicitor in the Dispute Resolution department. Malena qualified as a solicitor in England and Wales in 2024, having trained at a London law firm, where she qualified into the Dispute Resolution team. She has experience acting for corporate clients across a […]
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When can recruitment and retention pressures justify different pay? Karen Cole explores the Next equal pay appeal, explaining why equal pay risks remain and what employers should consider when reviewing pay packages and the evidence supporting their decisions.
Domestic Abuse Protection Orders can offer tailored protection, but availability is currently limited. Pippa Marshall explains how they work, who can apply and the other protective orders available, including non-molestation and occupation orders.
What should an executor do if someone entitled to inherit cannot be found? James McMullan explains how to trace missing beneficiaries, the limits of statutory notices and the options to consider before distributing an estate.
“I dealt with the group for many years, and no matter which solicitor I used, the results were always the same. Excellent!”
Employers may eventually have to provide salary information much earlier in the recruitment process under proposals being considered by the Government.
From 6 April 2027, most unused pension funds and pension death benefits will be included within the scope of Inheritance Tax. We explain what the changes mean for executors, why estate administration may become more complex and how careful planning can help.