Herrick's upcoming four-part webinar series is aimed at providing attendees with in-depth knowledge of international advocacy, including strategies and skills to effectively support social causes in various settings. Thr ...
Authors: Christopher Wiener, Sabrina Larson, and Bina Patel
Key Takeaways
Last week, in Warner Chappell Music, Inc. v. Nealy, the Supreme Court held that a copyright owner with a timely claim for infringement can rec ...
Changes to the Border Target Operating Model, the UK Government’s final plans for a new approach to importing goods into Great Britain, came into force yesterday.
Changes relate to documentation requirements, increase ...
From 4th April 2024 a number of significant changes are being made to the immigration rules for Skilled Workers. One of the changes is the change to the Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) codes.
At present, an e ...
From 4 April 2024, there will be substantially increased financial thresholds for Skilled Workers, as part of the Government’s five-point plan on reshaping immigration in the UK through significant changes to immigrati ...
A recent decision of the Supreme Court, subsequently upheld by the Court of Appeal, demonstrates the need for adjudicators to keep within the bounds of the submissions to ensure that the measure of natural justice, presc ...
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