Oliver Sullivan

Sue Welland is the pioneer and creator behind Carbon Neutral, a concept as much as it is a movement, which is now a cornerstone of how countless businesses and people around the world operate.

Trading bots have exploded in popularity due to the promise of automated profits.

Developer says politicians treating housing like a 'hot potato' is worsening the housing crisis

How can you use online PDF editors to organise your legal documentation?

What are trial lawyers doing to combat the marginalization of Americans around the country?

We examine the five best expungement lawyers in Floria. Companies and banks often do background checks on their applicants or clients, and

The debate surrounding Shamima Begum's citizenship and the legal implications of her case has sparked intense discussions on the role of law, citizenship, and justice in contemporary society. The story of Begum, a trafficked and sexually exploited schoolgirl who was coerced into joining ISIL at 15, has become emblematic of broader issues related to national security, immigration policy, and human rights.

For the first time in England and Wales, a claimant has succeeded in a judicial review claim about the law of bail appeals under the Bail (Amendment) Act 1993.

A Muslim pupil at a North London school has lost her claim in the High Court in which she challenged the school’s decision to ban ritual prayers during school hours. The school is an avowedly secular secondary school, with 700 pupils who are from a diverse range of ethnic, religious and cultural backgrounds. Half of the pupils are Muslim.

Everyone knows that crime is punishable by the law. While this might be common sense, crime rates are still high. That’s why 58% of U.S. citizens say that reducing crime should be prioritized. There are many criminal offences an average Joe could think of, but they can be categorized into state and federal crimes. This article will focus more on the latter.