March 2018
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Following her attendance at an event held by the Radio Independents Group, Employment solicitor Kiran Daurka looks at how far we still have to go in the struggle for equality.
14 March 2018
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In her second blog, following her evidence to the Joint Committee on Human Rights, partner Merry Varney details the changes she believes would be the start of reducing the barriers families facing an inquest into the death of a loved one whilst in the care of the State
14 March 2018
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Asbestos lawyer Vijay Ganapathy expresses concern over US President’s comments on the safety of asbestos
14 March 2018
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Merry Varney considers the barriers, which she claims are placed in front of bereaved families when trying to find out the truth of how their loved ones have died whilst in the care of the State, such as psychiatric hospitals or residential homes.
12 March 2018
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Former fire investigator Andy Vaughan-Davies welcomes tentative steps from the Government on white goods safety
12 March 2018
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Solicitor Lara Kennedy asks whether gender pay reporting is really pressing for progress
8 March 2018
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Where are the women in big data?
8 March 2018
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Jasmine Patel wonders if the depiction of disabled people in films needs changing
7 March 2018
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Whilst the law in England and Wales changed to save women’s lives in 1967, nothing has changed for their sisters in Ireland.
7 March 2018
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In her latest series of blogs on equal pay, Paula Lee tackles the emotional aspect surrounding the issue.
1 March 2018