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Welcome to our features section. Keep up to date with the latest topics and issues facing legal practitioners and consumers. From our top tips to the very latest regulatory developments and proposals, there’s something for everyone.

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Trans people and the law

22.11.18

Transgender Day of Remembrance is held on 20 November every year, as a day to remember victims of transphobic violence and to highlight the discrimination that the trans community face. Read about trans protection under the Equality Act 2010.
Legal needs of small businesses

26.10.18

In February 2018 the Legal Services Board published its latest major survey of the legal needs of small businesses. It was based on 10,579 responses from owners and managers of small businesses. The LSB has since provided further analysis of the results which link to CILEx Regulation's work on transparency of information for consumers.
YouTube! A giveaway of information

26.10.18

Justice Week is a new initiative set up by CILEx, the Law Society and the Bar Council and runs between 29 October and 2 November 2018. It aims to boost the profile of justice and the rule of law. One of CILEx Regulation's regulated immigration practitioners explains how swapping their company website for a YouTube channel has improved access to justice for vulnerable clients.
Has much changed since GDPR-Day?

26.10.18

In this article, DataGRC’s lead data privacy and security consultant, Keith Dewey, discusses some of the ongoing hot topics surrounding the General Data Protection Regulation.
Diversity compared

24.09.18

CILEx Regulation has taken the opportunity to look at how the diversity of its self-employed members compares with those who are employed in firms. Check out the key findings infographic.
Mental health maintenance

20.09.18

With the busyness and demands of modern life, we sometimes forget about the routine maintenance required to keep us running efficiently. Jim Ferran, a specialist in vulnerability training, explains that it's OK not to be OK.

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