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Rising legal claims over GLP-1 weight-loss medications

Colette Crowley
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The demand for GLP-1 weight loss medications popularly known by brand names like Wegovy, Mounjaro, and Ozempic has transformed the weight-management market. Such medications were primarily used to treat Type 2 diabetes, but these self-administered...

Company insolvency employee rights

Philip Richardson
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Facing the insolvency of your employer can be an uncertain and distressing time. If the company you work for becomes insolvent, a range of legal protections are in place to help employees understand and enforce their rights. At Stephensons, our experienced...

Enforcing restrictive covenants

Joanne Ellis
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Restrictive covenants are legally binding conditions placed on land or property to control its use and protect surrounding properties. If a covenant is breached, the person or entity benefiting from it may have the right to enforce it. However, enforcing...

Changing the landscape of deprivation of liberty - Re Attorney General for Northern Ireland [2026]

Megan Taylor
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On 2 June 2026, the Supreme Court handed down judgment in the case of A Reference by the Attorney General for Northern Ireland of a devolution issue under paragraph 34 of Schedule 10 to the Northern Ireland Act 1998 [2026] UKSC 16. The case concerned...

Changes to employment contract

Philip Richardson
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Employment contracts are legally binding agreements that outline the terms and conditions of the relationship between an employer and an employee. These terms can involve pay, working hours, job responsibilities, benefits and more. However, over time,...

Understanding a deed of release of restrictive covenant

Joanne Ellis
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A restrictive covenant is an agreement embedded within a property deed that restricts or governs the use of the land or property by the owner. Often found in property transactions, restrictive covenants are originally put into place to maintain certain...

Change of work location employee rights

Philip Richardson
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In today’s evolving employment landscape, many employers are reassessing where their employees carry out their duties. From office closures to hybrid working models, changes in work location are becoming more common. However, such changes can raise...

Can you sell a house with a boundary dispute?

Joanne Ellis
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Selling a property is often a challenging endeavour in itself, and when you factor in a boundary dispute , the process can become significantly more complex. A boundary disagreement with a neighbouring property owner can diminish your property value, delay...

Can I refuse to sign a new contract of employment UK?

Philip Richardson
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At Stephensons, we understand how unsettling it can be to be presented with a new contract of employment, particularly when it differs from your current agreement. If you are asking yourself, "can I refuse to sign a new contract of employment...

Can I go off sick whilst suspended from work?

Philip Richardson
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Being suspended from work can be a challenging and uncertain period, particularly when you are also dealing with health issues. Many employees in the UK find themselves wondering, “Can I go off sick whilst suspended from work?” This is a valid...

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