Website creators and internet service providers (ISPs) have attacked new amendments to the Digital Economy Bill which could see web users banned from accessing hugely popular sites such as YouTube. Last week, the House of Lords oversaw several changes to the highly controversial Bill. ... read more

The New Year is traditionally a time for fresh starts, and this certainly applied to me at the end of January when I took up my new post as Marketing Assistant within Lanyon Bowdler’s Marketing Department.  I started working for Lanyon Bowdler in September last year, having relocated to... read more

On Thursday Channel 4 aired a programme called ‘Scams Claims and Compensation Claims’.  Literally watched by millions across the country, this programme followed solicitor Steve Ireland, from Paul Rooney Solicitors in Liverpool and an employed claims investigator working for London’s... read more

The allegations that have emerged in the past week regarding treatment of staff at No 10 Downing Street have brought workplace bullying and harassment into the spotlight. These allegations have been strenuously denied by the Prime Minister and his aides, who say that Mr Brown is not a bully but a... read more

I was absolutely delighted to receive emails today from Birmingham Law Society, confirming that both the firm and head of Personal Injury and partner, Neil Lorimer had been short-listed for 2010 Legal Awards.  The winners will be announced during a dinner, being held at the International... read more