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Insights and opinions on the latest law, legislation and policies.
New inheritance rules have introduced a number of new rights and regulations affecting spouses/civil partners, unmarried fathers and adopted…
As insurers continue to face ostensibly stale occupational disease claims, a recent judgment will an important tool in a defendant's locker for some…
Those of you who have attended our TUPE seminars will have heard us talk at length about the importance of employee liability information.
The Court of Appeal has overturned a Judgment that an employer was liable in negligence and breached its duty of care in conducting disciplinary…
Potential disability discrimination issues can make it very difficult to design a redundancy selection scoring process.
The effects of QOCS, as set out in the revised CPR 44.13 which came into effect in April 2013, are now well known to those working in the personal…
A brief period of detention, when the claimant was effectively ‘held’ in a doorway without being touched, amounted to false imprisonment.
A look at a recent case where the execution of a 'specific premises warrant' was unlawful due to information not being supplied to the court.