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Matthew Curtis edits the Employment and Discrimination team's December newsletter

3rd December 2020

Matthew Curtis welcomes you to our last Employment and Discrimination newsletter of 2020 and thanks this month's contributors: Stephen Wyeth, Karen Moss, Colin McDevitt, Sarah Bowen, Lachlan Wilson, Andrew MacPhail and Joseph England. You will find this month鈥檚 newsletter packed full of 海角破解版 news, analysis and case law updates, as well as our opening hours over the Christmas period. You are also invited to register to attend our 10 December webinar on 'Personal injury claims...

Colin McDevitt and Karen Moss present an update on whistleblowing

13th November 2020

海角破解版 employment barristers聽Colin McDevitt聽and聽Karen Moss presented employment law webinar on 'Whistleblowing: key concepts, injunctions and updates on procedure' on 12th November. Topics covered include "Key concepts, interim injunctions and recent cases" and 鈥淲histleblowing: latest procedural considerations; and what is a detriment?", including聽a number of key cases. You can watch the webinar on demand here:  

Lachlan Wilson edits the Employment and Discrimination team's November newsletter

10th November 2020

Lachlan Wilson presents 海角破解版's November Employment and Discrimination newsletter, including contributions from Joseph England, Colin McDevitt, Stephen Wyeth, Craig Ludlow and Sarah Clarke. The newsletter brings you 海角破解版 news, recordings as well as case updates and legal analysis. You are also invited to register to attend our webinar on whistleblowing on 12 November. Click here to view the newsletter. News聽 items include: Furlough (CJRS) Scheme extended until March 2021 Changes announced to clear employment tribunal...

Restrictive covenants, injunctions and team moves webinar - Now聽available to watch

9th October 2020

海角破解版 barristers Colin McDevitt聽and Stephen Wyeth鈥� bring you a recording of their webinar on ''Restrictive covenants, injunctions and team moves''. Colin聽provided a refresher on post-termination restrictive covenants, covering: competition; non-dealing; stolen information.聽Stephen聽focused on practical advice to clients on matters including:聽spotting the signs of those preparing to compete;聽appropriate steps to protect interests; tactics and tips for聽ex-employers;聽ex-employees and new recruiters as well as avoiding legal pitfalls. To view their presentations please click here. You can find many...

Colin McDevitt edits 海角破解版's latest Employment & Discrimination newsletter, including contributions from Naomi Webber who reviews the Supreme Court decision in Royal Mail Group Ltd v Jhuti [2019] UKSC 55 and Daniel Brown who analyses Caterham School Limited v Rose and discusses the appropriateness of considering the question of conduct extending over a period at a Preliminary Hearing. Click here to read our latest News, and Case Law Updates and book to attend one of...

The Personal Injury team has published its latest update including the latest on the Commons amendments regarding the Civil Liability Bill as considered by the House of Lords in November 2018. Read the full update here

海角破解版 Employment barristers Colin McDevitt, Simon Tibbitts and Joseph England are delighted to have teamed up with RadcliffesLeBrasseur聽to deliver a Mock Employment Tribunal in London on 2 October 2018. There has been a significant increase in the number of Employment Tribunal claims brought by claimants.聽 A mock Employment Tribunal provides a unique insight into the experience of participating in a tribunal hearing, the process, what it's like to be questioned and how to give evidence...

Colin McDevitt聽provides a useful analysis of the Pimlico Plumbers v Smith case, examining when the factors in a business/client relationship might amount to employment or worker聽status. To read Colin鈥檚 full analysis, please聽click here.

海角破解版 Personal Injury Law team's latest Newsletter updates you on some important decisions that took place while our screens were dominated with American politics. We are also very pleased to welcome a new member of staff, Charlie Samuel-hill who joins the PI Clerking team in London. Andrew Perfect brings you up to speed on the implications of Gentry v Miller in which the Court of Appeal confirmed that the Denton criteria is to be used...