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    Will Buckenham | 31st July, 2025

    The importance of a construction contract review

    A look at the key terms to pay particular attention to so that you can successfully manage and reduce risk on a project....

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  • 30th April, 2017

    Underwood v Wincanton Plc: whistleblowing and the meaning of public interest

    Last November, we looked at the case of Chesterton Global v Nurmohamed, which...

  • 24th April, 2017

    Risby v London Borough of Waltham Forest: gross misconduct or disability discrimination?

    The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) recently considered whether a disabled...

  • 20th April, 2017

    Ilott v Mitson: The Supreme Court decision

    Nathalie Stewart, a member of our Probate team reviews the long awaited...

  • 30th March, 2017

    Depression at work: what not to say to your employees

    In Wickers v Colchester Visionplus Lts t/a Specsavers Opticians, the Tribunal...

  • 3rd March, 2017

    How landlords can get possession of a sublet property

    Subletting is fast becoming more common with the rise of sites like Airbnb, and...

  • 27th February, 2017

    Bankruptcy annulment: what the Oraki v Dean & Dean case means for you

    The outcome of Oraki v Dean & Dean has turned out to be quite an eye opener for...

  • 27th February, 2017

    Government plans to go ahead with changes to probate fees

    We now have a response to the Government's 'consultation regarding fees for...

  • 27th February, 2017

    Who owns an employee’s LinkedIn account and contacts?

    Many employers encourage their employees to use social media sites such as...

  • 27th February, 2017

    Your property and blight: what to do if property value is reduced because of major public works

    Highways England have recently updated its Your property and blight booklet....

  • 21st February, 2017

    New construction case finally clears up uncertainty in payment disputes

    Following a plethora of somewhat contradictory and complex case law, Abigail...

  • 17th February, 2017

    BBC alerts public on the risks of using ‘McKenzie friends’ in legal battles

    A recent BBC2 programme has raised concerns over the integrity of McKenzie...

  • 13th February, 2017

    Working late: does an expectation of long hours amount to a contract obligation?

    In Carreras v United First Partners Research, the Tribunal considered whether an...

  • 10th February, 2017

    How landlords can avoid set-off when getting a possession order

    A tenant’s right to set-off can cause problems for landlords who are trying to...

  • 30th January, 2017

    Morgan v Royal Mencap Society: update on whistleblowing and the public interest test

    In recent blogs, we’ve looked at several cases that concern the public interest...

  • 23rd January, 2017

    A-Z Jargon Buster for the Pub and Leisure Industry

    The law is full of abbreviations and jargon and the pub and leisure industry...

  • 6th January, 2017

    Sex shops prevail in EU licensing ruling as council regime given red light

    Steve Dillon, Head of Insolvency and a partner in the Commercial Litigation team...

  • 5th January, 2017

    Are provisions in staff handbooks legally enforceable?

    In the Department for Transport v Sparks, the Court of Appeal considered whether...

  • 5th January, 2017

    Section 20 Consultation: what does it mean for landlords and agents?

    Property Litigation Partner, Rachel Garton, takes a look at the Section 20...


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