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The firm represented Thornton Hall Hotel, claimants in a case against Wirral Metropolitan Borough Council..
Technology can be used to enhance sporting performance and make competitions fairer, but there are also major legal risks. Bruce Ralston examines some…
The Lord Chancellor, Philip Hammond’s speech delivered on 7 March 2018 from Canary Wharf has gone some way to clarifying the UK Government’s vision…
Law firm successful in bringing years of online abuse to an end after six day trial
National law firm Weightmans has appointed a top corporate lawyer as the firm’s recruitment drive continues to gather pace.
The effects of Brexit on social housing, and the public sector workforce, shared services and the environment, are broad and uncertain. What will…
Global taxi company Uber has lost its appeal against a ruling that its drivers should be classed as workers, rather than self-employed.
The EAT has confirmed that drivers for Uber are not ‘self-employed’ service providers but are engaged as workers by the company
