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  • 26 July 2019
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    Industrial relations: Employer can side-step collective bargaining says Court of Appeal

    When agreement can’t be reached through collective bargaining, is an employer permitted to make an offer directly to trade union members?

  • 06 August 2019
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    Navigating auto-renewal contracts and unfair terms

    Weightmans achieves win for manufacturing client

  • 08 August 2019
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    'Fundamentally dishonest’ tripping claim with costs summarily assessed

    Paul Morris v Warrington Borough Council – DJ Hugman St Helens County Court

  • 21 August 2019
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    Scarle v Scarle and the 'commorientes' rule: who died first?

    HHJ Philip Kramer, sitting as a judge of the High Court, gave his judgment last Tuesday (13 August 2019) in the matter of Scarle v Scarle.

  • 22 August 2019
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    Will covertly recording a meeting always be gross misconduct?

    Chartered Legal Executive John McArdle draws some useful guidance from the recent decision of the EAT in Phoenix House Ltd v Stockman.

  • 22 August 2019
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    TUPE: Obligation to maintain National Minimum Wage records moves to transferee

    The duty on employers to maintain National Minimum Wage records moves to the transferee when a TUPE transfer takes place.

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  • 02 September 2019
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    Rees and Others v Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis [2019] EWHC 2120 (Admin) QBD (Admin) (Cheema-Grubb J)

    The case assessed quantum in a malicious prosecution claim. It revisited the guidelines given previously and gave practical guidance upon their application.

  • 27 September 2019
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    Parental consent still amounts to a deprivation of liberty

    The Supreme Court has overturned the Court of Appeal's ruling in the matter of D (A Child) [2019] UKSC 42.

  • 09 October 2019
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    Court of Protection clarifies rules for gifts made under Lasting Powers of Attorney

    The Office of the Public Guardian has provided guidance for attorneys who make gifts on behalf of donors whose interests they represent and protect.

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  • 14 October 2019
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    Idu v East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust

    Conduct associated with a doctor's work does not necessarily mean that it relates to their "professional conduct", decides Court of Appeal

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