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- To pre-nup or not to pre-nup – that is the question
- On Balance - Winter 2017
- Article 50 challenge in the Court
- The potential impact of Brexit on holiday pay & working time
- Brexit in a page - what do I need to know? Triggering Article 50
- The problem of Brexit harassment
- We’ve voted to leave the EU. What happens now?
- Brexit in a page - what do I need to know? Triggering Article 50 and negotiations
- Brexit unveiled - Theresa May reveals negotiation plans for Brexit
- Section 431 elections
- The implications of the Vnuk case
- The solvency statement: reducing share capital
- Earn out: ensure that you take tax advice
- Directors' liability – tax and insolvency
- Must we continue to provide childcare vouchers to employees on maternity leave?
- The Modern Slavery Act 2015: disclosure obligations coming soon
- Brexit: Where next for employment law?
- Can you dismiss an employee if you provide the alcohol?
- Finding the balance - what to bear in mind when considering whether to make an admission in the RTA portal
- A right way: not as simple as from A to B
- Employees with criminal convictions: A right to work?
- Changes to notification of auditor resignations
- Public sector exits: are big payments 'on the way out'?
- Entrepreneurs’ Relief: What classes of shares count towards the threshold?
- Disability discrimination: all about the case
- Fines for corporate manslaughter and health & safety offences look set to increase dramatically
- Cap on Magistrates' Courts sentencing powers lifted
- TUPE: The difficulties in disease litigation
- Colour Quest Ltd v Total Downstream UK Plc [2010] EWCA Civ 180
- Must an attendance policy be ‘adjusted’ for a disabled employee?
- Beware the covert recorder
- Recent developments in inquests law
- Dealing with unpaid fees – what are your debt recovery options?
- Disclosure to and by the coroner
- Q&A: Can we ban the burqa or veil in the workplace?
- Justifying early termination and varying contracts by email
- LVI - A fresh approach for defendants
- Adding insult to injury? Taxation of awards for discrimination
- The Openness of Local Government Bodies Regulations 2014 – questions, answers and unanswered questions
- Corporate manslaughter – an update
- Well adjusted? Disciplinary proceedings for disabled employees
- 'Pulling a sickie' just got tricky
- Release of corporate debt: watch out for hidden tax charges
- Will home-working work for you?
- Enforceability of restrictive covenants in sale agreements
- Is the clock ticking? The importance of time limits in judicial review
- English language requirement for public sector workers: draft Code of Practice
- An introduction to the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000
- Ill-health early retirement from LGPS: Independence test for certifying medical practitioner
- When sick staff work elsewhere
- Implying rights into a completed transfer of land
- Developments in VWF, HAVS and CTS claims?
- How much HR involvement is appropriate in a disciplinary process?
- No need for an Article 2 inquest - High Court overturns coroner's decision
- Product liability - contaminated food stuffs
- Dismissing statutory whistleblowers in local government
- TUPE - a special assignment - how to spot those employees who transfer, those who don’t and those who might!
- Public sector apprenticeship targets: What you told us
- Update to the Transactions in Securities rules
- Pension loss calculations in disease claims
- Coroners' forms and investigation process explained
- TUPE the final word – it's static not dynamic
- Breakdown of relationships justifies dismissal
- Exclusion of Service by fax - not worth the paper it's written on?
- Pensions and data protection
- Are you being served?
- Proposed HSWA Self Employed Exemption Amended
- Termination of a contract for repudiatory breach
- Linley Developments fined £200,000
- Chasing debts and harassment claims
- Reasonable adjustments for disabled employees: new ACAS guidance
- Standing up to the supermarkets
- The Apprenticeship Levy: further details released
- Supreme Court decision in the textile deafness litigation
- Assignment of rent: an effective remedy against defaulting borrowers?
- Harmonising contracts after a transfer - Court of Appeal confirm it's risky
- Employer 'fined' £65k for changing terms and conditions
- Successor Practice Rules: pitfalls and premiums
- Preece v JD Wetherspoons plc
- Analysis of health and safety statistics across the UK
- Successful appeals and the curious case of the vanishing dismissal
- Storm in a coffee cup: Starbucks loses dyslexia discrimination case
- Piercing the corporate veil
- High heels and the law: discriminatory dress codes
- Uber issues: the tip of the employment iceberg?
- The Modern Slavery Act 2015: publication of a slavery and human trafficking statement
- Tax efficient extraction of surplus cash
- Provisional damages - familiarity breeding contempt?
- An improper purpose
- CAV Aerospace Ltd fined £1 Million
- Settling an employment claim? Consider tax
- Hague Visby Rules – cargo damage and the shifting burden
- The Cities and Local Authorities Devolution Act 2016
- Directors’ duties: the need to keep the board informed
- First corporate manslaughter prosecution of a Care Home and an NHS Trust
- Brexit: working time, annual leave and holiday pay
- TUPE: who is the 'client' in a service provision change?
- The National Farmers Union Mutual Insurance Society Limited v HSBC Insurance (UK) Limited [2010] EWHC 773 (Comm)
- What evidence should we disclose to the Coroner?
- Brexit – What will it mean for Environmental Regulation?
- Student mental wellbeing in Higher Education
- A VAT update for FE colleges and universities
- Testing witness evidence against other documents
- Costs budgeting – the way forward?
- The evolving landscape of foreseeability in tree root subsidence cases
- Share purchases: vendor protection on warranty claims and basis of interpretation
- Stress claims - how to prevent them
- Recent developments in claims for defective products – where does the burden of proof lie?
- Change in accounting standards and the implications for transactions involving “small” companies
- Allotment rents increase unlawful
- Protection from Harrassment Act 1997
- Appeals against H&S enforcement notices – the role of the UK employment tribunal
- Shared Parental Leave & Pay
- Stretching the truth: what to do when an applicant lies on their CV
- Landlord and tenant - accepting surrender and waiving right to forfeit
- Conflict at the Christmas party – disciplinary sanctions when staff ‘come to blows’
- Hussain v Amin & Anor
- Must we 'put the brakes' on disciplinary proceedings to deal with a grievance?
- Gender pay gap reporting – what you need to do now
- BIFA Terms revisited: time bar and set off
- Vicarious liability: defending your business against claims
- Sugar Hut Group Ltd v Great Lakes Reinsurance (UK) Ltd Plc [2010] EWHC 2636 (Comm)
- Academy trusts and governance requirements
- What happens when the money runs out?
- Restrictive covenants: seeking remedies
- What effect will Brexit have on TUPE?
- Unfair prejudice: an imaginative solution to a difficult problem
- Staffing up for Christmas? Get your ‘Right to Work’ checks right
- TUPE – short term duration exception is narrowed
- Sale of Goods contracts: Seller’s liability for sub-contracts
- Zero hours contracts: zero impact?
- Waiting matters: Laytime exceptions under Sugar charterparty
- Various Claimants v Giambrone & Law (A Firm) & 5 Others, 7 July 2015, HC
- Term of employment
- Whistleblowing: who can claim?
- Private prosecutions
- NYPE Interclub Agreement: beware conflicting time bars
- Omega Proteins Ltd v Aspen Insurance UK Ltd [2010] EWCH 2280 (Comm)
- A fair deal for pensions or an added complication?
- Directors’ duties owed to the company not its shareholders
- Impact of the public contracts regime on the research funding marketplace
- Serious incident investigation reports and issues around disclosure
- Ambush marketing: savvy advertising or guerrilla tactics?
- Misconduct linked to disability – new case law
- Port or berth charter - who pays for delay?
- ACoP for the CDM 2015 Regulations?
- Changes to share buy backs
- GDPR: are you ready?
- The Internet of Things – do the privacy risks outweigh the advantages?
- The cost of reasonable adjustments
- Collective consultation: when does the consultation arise?
- Fire damage – establishing causation, or not
- Root Cause Analysis Investigations - A short guide to effective report writing
- Early conciliation: our experiences
- Costs at disposal – how to avoid the success fee trap
- Edward Iliffe v Feltham Construction, 9 July 2015, CA
- Protecting authorities from harm: Cheshire West and Chester Council v Pickthall
- Discrimination law after Brexit
- Better case management – what’s it all about?
- Limitation matters - or does it?
- What consequences will the Consumer Rights Bill (if adopted) have on universities and students?
- When is a commercial contract a “construction contract” and why does it matter?
- CMA guidance to universities about consumer protection law
- Employee shareholder status
- Joint ventures – rise of the fiduciary duty
- Which jurisdiction governs your contract?
- Commercial recoveries - dealing with vulnerable customers
- Managing long running PFI contracts: Portsmouth City Council v Ensign Highways Ltd
- Completing the deal where signatories are unavailable
- Entrepreneurs’ relief: do you own enough "ordinary shares"?
- The gig economy: employment status in the spotlight
- Continuing duty of care to former employees
- Real estate and smart property management
- How to: deal with a term-time working request
- The curious case of the wet laptop
- Section 33 – a little clarity
- The Rooney Rule: is football ‘ahead of the game’ in positive discrimination?
- Delay and interim orders in regulatory proceedings
- Religious dress at work: conflicting opinions from the ECJ
- Do you need a motive for dishonesty?
- Ten top tips on dealing with flexible working requests
- Retla Clause: Does it apply to all kinds of rust of whatever severity?
- Charging for parking - and for other services
- Share purchase agreements and restrictive covenants
- Athens Convention: Passenger injury claims in International Waters
- Deck Cargo and the Hague-Visby Rules
- Contracts and penalty clauses: can you enforce an obligation that arises on breach?
- Lending to friends: don’t assume that you’re secure
- Health and safety sentencing guidelines – fines on the increase
- The palaver of public sector exit payments
- Rates avoidance – all right for some?
- Q&A: holiday during sickness absence
- TUPE - the duty to inform and consult
- Variation to employment contracts
- Managing sickness absence: five top tips
- A broader interpretation of exclusions on liability?
- Possibility of no further inquests for deaths under DoLS?
- Voyage charters and demurrage: interpreting strike exceptions
- Handling Grievances: I have two employees who refuse to work together, what should I do?
- Equal pay update: what does the recent ASDA judgment mean for me?
- CRC scheme to be scrapped
- Joined-up thinking about mental health
- Will the law enforce an illegal contract?
- What is working time?
- Disciplinary defence costs
- A basic guide to disclosure
- Drafting and interpretation of indemnity clauses
- The Defamation Act 2013 - will it make a difference?
- The last chance saloon: hire default and anti technicality notices
- Higher education and construction – some current trends
- Changing workplace policies and procedures
- A business owner’s guide to post-termination restrictions
- Reasonable redeployment
- School academies explained: a beginners guide to setting up academies
- Local authority land as a tool for promoting growth
- Charterparty damages: Owners’ claim for wasted expenses fails
- NHS charges – changes in sight?
- Offshore injury and governing law
- What effect will Brexit have on immigration?
- Redundancy scoring can still be unlawful disability discrimination
- Can we scrap our employee bonus scheme?
- Suitable alternative employment? It’s all about what’s reasonable for that employee
- How can excepted group life assurance schemes help you?
- Employee shareholders and share buybacks
- The science museum and the missing exhibit
- The importance of clear articles of association
- HAVS: Diagnosis and staging by Dr. Roger Cooke
- Are the courts prepared to rule on academic judgement?
- Public sector exit payment reforms
- The Chief Coroner’s report to the Lord Chancellor (2015/2016)
- Notice effective to exclude liability under the Misrepresentation Act 1967
- A director’s authority to bind a company
- Substantial property transactions and the acquisition of non-cash assets
- Industrial action update
- Cardiff County Council v Lee (Flowers) [2016] EWCA Civ 1034
- Immigration update
- Complying with on demand guarantees
- Christopher Edwards v London Borough of Sutton [2016] EWCA Civ 1005
- What does 'living in the same household' actually mean?
- Marine cyber fraud alert
- Investigation launched following discovery of medical records in a skip
- Limitation - defending NIHL claims
- LVI – a changing tide?
- R (on the application of Alexander) v Office of the Independent Adjudicator for Higher Education
- Court of Appeal averts risk of novel claims against local authorities for foster carer abuse
- Essential planning for a destination wedding
- Cycle helmets and contributory negligence revisited
- Reforming the Soft Tissue Injury (‘whiplash’) Claims Process Impact
- Child arrangements orders and the abolition of residence and contact
- Atlantik Confidence – Breaking the 1976 Limitation for Maritime
- Hague Rules Package Limitation does not apply to bulk cargoes
- New code to combat cyber attacks on ports and port systems
- What if people went on holiday and never came back?
- New inheritance rules came into force on 1 October 2014 for people who don’t have a will
- Procurement challenge analysis 2013
- Manufacturer may not be liable even if a product is defective
- A lesson for unsuspecting Company Officers – recent SFO successes and what they mean for Company Officers
- Contracting out of right to limit liability
- Burden of proof for cargo claims under Hague Rules
- Consequences of charterer's failure to pay hire under time charter
- Personal injury reforms
- Hanjin Shipping insolvency and supply chain implications
- Brexit roundup
- The Apprenticeship Levy: a guide for higher education institutions
- Strategic workforce planning
- On Balance - Summer 2016
- On Balance - Spring/Summer 2014
- On Balance - Autumn/Winter 2014
- On Balance - Spring/Summer 2015
- On Balance - Autumn/Winter 2015
- Public Eye - Winter 2015/2016
- Public Eye - Summer 2015
- InView - Autumn/Winter 2016
- InView - Spring/Summer 2016
- InView - Autumn/Winter 2015
- InView - Spring/Summer 2015
- Can you pay shared parental leave differently to enhanced maternity pay? A Tribunal Judgment gives a clue to the answer
- Holiday pay claims: new limits on how much employees can claim
- Walker v Metropolitan Police
- Stopping e-mail access to absent employee was unlawful discrimination
- Restricting where your former employees work can be reasonable says High Court
- Important judgment on the accrual of holiday during long term sickness
- The Immigration Act 2016: What employers need to know
- Disablement pension – meaning of “permanently disabled” within the meaning of the police pensions regulations 1987 regulation a12
- Trade Union Bill introduces new requirements for industrial action
- The right to commission in holiday pay unLocked by UK Judgment
- Refusal to allow employee to be accompanied by his companion of choice was a breach of trust and confidence
- Angel Copeland v Metropolitan Police
- R (on the application of Karen Ann Manser) v Commissioner of Police for the Metropolis
- Court of Appeal finds that disciplinary proceedings did not breach duty of care
- Gender pay gap reporting and what it means for you
- Who hears appeals is important
- Sofian Zenati v The Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis and the CPS
- Judgment trains employers on sex discrimination risk with flexible working requests
- Laporte and Christian v Metropolitan Police
- Local Government, Section 41 Highways Act 1980, personal injury
- Measure of damages for early redelivery under a time charterparty
- Employees absent due to ill health may not TUPE transfer
- Employment termination payments, tax and injury to feelings
- Not indirect discrimination to retire police officers by implementation of A19
- Misconduct dismissal and the problem of an investigator’s edits
- Recoverable damages for wasted staff costs
- Confidentiality of settlement discussions with employees clarified
- Supreme Court judgment reminds employers of the risk of reinstatement orders
- Lock decision: Holiday Pay must include commission confirms Court of Appeal
- Dismissal of head teacher for failure to disclose potential safeguarding risk was fair
- McDonnell v Metropolitan Police and another
- R (on the application of AB and CD) v Huddersfield Magistrates’ Court and West Yorkshire Police
- Probation, human rights, article 8, judicial review
- Trevor Gray v Police Appeals Tribunal (defendant) and Chief Constable of Nottinghamshire (interested party)
- Van Colle v United Kingdom
- Cruz v The Chief Constable of Lancashire Police
- Antenatal appointments: new law in force
- Employment Appeal Tribunal gets its teeth into reasonable adjustments
- A political substitution
- Bostridge v Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust [2015] – Court of Appeal
- R (on the application of Sisangia) v The director of legal aid case work
- Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Act becomes law
- Local government, psychiatric injury, stress, Protection from Harassment Act 1997
- R (on the application of Mills) v Sussex Police and another
- Disciplinary action for an employee’s unwelcome religious discussion can be lawful
- Does the Athens Convention time bar apply to contribution claims?
- High Court overturns NHS England's decision on refusal of drug funding
- Local government, Misfeasance in public office
- R (on the application of Darren Williams) (claimant) v Police Appeals Tribunal (defendant) and Metropolitan Police (interested party)
- Burden of proof in Occupiers’ Liability Act claims
- Department for Education publishes updated privacy notices for schools and local authorities
- Rathband and others v Chief Constable of Northumbria
- Tax on employment termination payments to change, but £30,000 exemption survives
- Travelling to work is working time confirms the ECJ
- Hiring agency staff during industrial action
- R (on the application of Delezuch) v Chief Constable of Leicestershire & Others R (on the application of Duggan) v Association of Chief Police Officers & Others
- Mentioning someone’s race is not always unlawful harassment
- Collective Redundancy: Have you committed a criminal offence?
- S.11 repairing obligations in the Supreme Court
- The professional duty of candour: new guidance for doctors, nurses and midwives
- McCarthy v Chief Constable of Merseyside Police
- Gender pay gap reporting – what you will need to do finally confirmed
- The duty to make reasonable adjustments – what you can learn from the case of the wheelchair v the buggy
- R (on the application of TL) v Chief Constable of Surrey
- R (Hicks) v Commissioner of Police for the Metropolis
- Holiday pay: Q and A
- What have the Working Time Regulations done for us?
- QOCS and fundamental dishonesty – a question of purpose?
- Article 50 Judgment of the Supreme Court
- Recent developments in the fight against fraudulent claims
- Flexible working: increasingly complex
- 65,500 reasons to provide employee liability information (and ensure its accurate)
- IOP Appeal: D v. General Medical Council [2015] EWHC 847 (Admin)
- Are you ready for change? The Construction Design and Management Regulations (CDM) 2015
- Small claims track
- Portal claims with fixed costs
- Occupational disease case law update
- Article 50 appeal to the Supreme Court
- The effect of Brexit on cross border litigation
- General Election 2017: what’s in store for employment law?
- 'Sleep-ins' and the National Minimum Wage: guidance from the EAT
- Employment Tribunal decisions online: resource or risk?
- Working Time Regulations: what happens when employees have multiple jobs?
- Employers obliged to protect their staff from diesel fumes
- Travelling abroad with children
- When is one party’s contribution to the marital assets 'special' enough to affect a divorce settlement?
- IHT changes – residence nil rate band
- Text or context makes little difference if you enter a bad bargain
- Discount Rate lowered to minus 0.75%
- Increase in cohabitation leaves many without legal protection
- What if I don’t want my inheritance?
- The Data Protection Act - a 'distressing' development?
- Brexit: divorce talks begin
- Your business: what happens upon death?
- What is the difference between civil partnership and equal marriage?
- The dangers of DIY probate
- Court bars millionaire banker who refused to pay maintenance from making further applications
- Calculating strike pay deductions, important decision from the Supreme Court
- In indirect discrimination, the reason why is not relevant says the Supreme Court
- Insisting on a multiple choice test found to be disability discrimination
- Truck cartel
- How to stay afloat in the face of cyber-attacks
- Putting assets out of reach of creditors: Marex Financial v Sevilleja Garcia
- Making tax digital: update
- References: Top 10 Tips for responding to requests
- Social media misconduct: can we dismiss an employee for damaging our reputation?
- Industrial relations update: five new cases
- Court gives protection to officers acting in good faith on defective injunction
- The cost of discriminating in employment increases
- Safety representative guide shows gender divide in workplace risks
- Holding chief officers to account – the margin of appreciation
- A new government and a new agenda?
- The Taylor Review – big changes on the way for employment-related law
- Test for public interest in whistleblowing is complex - but not met simply by another employee being affected
- CQC to begin examining patient deaths
- The European Union (Withdrawal) Bill and negotiation position papers
- Second referendum?
- Updating the test for testamentary capacity to make a will
- Law Commission Consultation on Modernising Wills
- Parents' Day – promoting positive parental relationships
- Dealing with disability-related sickness absence
- What will the General Data Protection Regulation mean for HR?
- Discrimination by association: opening Pandora’s Box?
- LADs and penalty clauses – important reading for all associated with the construction industry
- When absence goes AWOL
- When cost-saving redundancy is identified as a result of ill-health absence, is it disability discrimination?
- Employment Tribunal fees unlawful says Supreme Court
- Pensions Update: Supreme Court rules on equal pension rights for same sex spouses
- Holiday sickness: Can an employee claim back holiday if they are unwell on leave?
- The gig-economy: are there legal risks in your employment agreements?
- Data Protection Update
- The latest holiday pay decision expands the concept of “normal remuneration” again
- Time to finish unfinished business?
- A matter of timing
- Care needed when making demands for a service charge
- No damages for ‘loss of personal autonomy’ due to failure to obtain informed consent
- Examining the scope of vicarious liability
- Civil partnerships v marriage – is divorce the same?
- Unfair dismissal awards increase (particularly for some employers)
- Brexit: how a change in career path - and location - may impact family life
- Restrictions on title: management companies
- Divorce settlements: How do you split the bill, when you split up?
- Tired of being kept in the dark? Defendants' pre-action applications for disclosure
- England and Wales coroners’ statistics published
- NHS Trust fined over in-patient’s death
- Possession and Unlawful Profit Orders
- Daylight robbery – ignore it at your peril
- Employment Tribunal fees Q&A: What happens now?
- The Third Parties (Rights Against Insurers) Act 2010 is not retrospective
- Driving at work: Using telemetry data to enforce safety standards
- Has your obligation to collectively consult employees just been extended?
- Disciplinary procedures and workplace stress: Is your organisation at risk of a personal injury claim?
- Just back from holiday? Five employment law developments you may have missed over the summer break
- The highs and lows of retail liability
- Appeal Judgment in supermarket’s equal pay claims; highlights cause for concern for employers
- Update on corporate governance reform
- Funding your child’s further education
- Government discount rate announcement has strategic implications for compensators
- The difficulties of travelling with children
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- New Government guidance on implementing changes to provisions on police powers and places of safety in the Mental Health Act 1983
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- Automated and Electric Vehicles Bill introduced to Parliament
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- Personal injury award cannot be considered when making provision for after-care services
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- Winham v Graham – Barnsley County Court in inflated credit repair costs dispute
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- The beginning of time... O'Connor v Bar Standards Board
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- Local authorities – no duty of care to children not in care
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- Key cases to watch in 2018
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