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Law relating to schools and colleges.Education Law covers children and adults, admissions and exclusions. Independent appeal panels, parental complaints, accidents at school and pupil misbehaviour. The employment of staff, discipline and grievances,...
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This covers the whole of the employment relationship including questions of unfair dismissal, discrimination in the work place, trade unions, strikes, redundancy, maternity rights, paternity rights, unlawful deductions from wages and equal pay.
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Often comes under the umbrella of Environmental Law. Energy and Natural Resources Law includes topics such as legislation and licensing regimes, renewable and waste to energy projects, energy market issues, infrastructure development...
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This covers all aspects of public nuisance and protection of the environment. In particular, this covers issues regarding pollution of rivers, streams, the air and land which interfere with the health and safety of the public at large. This would...
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Equine laws are written specifically to address liability concerns around horses including horse-related activities, horse businesses, horse organisations, and horse facilities.
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European community law is an integral part of the law of England and Wales. It can be relied on by, and enforced against, private individuals, small and large businesses, and governments and other public bodies. European law goes hand in hand with...
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The Law of the European Union is the unique legal system which operates alongside the laws of Member States of the European Union (EU). EU law has direct effect within the legal systems of its Member States, and overrides national law in many areas,...
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