Insights

7th March 2018

In this article, we consider the case of Donelien v Liberata UK Ltd in which the Court of Appeal upheld an employment tribunal’s decision that an employer did not have constructive knowledge of an employee’s disability and therefore had no duty to make reasonable adjustments.

7th March 2018

Can an award for Injury to Feelings be made in a claim for detriment for asserting working time rights?

5th March 2018

Digital assets are commonly overlooked for the purposes of creating a Will. However, over the last number of years, the proliferation of online banking, social media and multimedia storage facilities means this is becoming an increasingly sensitive topic to discuss with clients when advising in relation to the preparation of Wills.

27th February 2018

Both off site manufacturers and the buyers of their goods often face problems in determining the basis for the contractual arrangements between them where the goods are required for construction projects.

21st February 2018

Helen Cankett explains mediation can often be the most constructive way for couples to reach agreements following the breakdown of a relationship

12th February 2018

Carillion’s entry into liquidation has resulted in many employers seeking to establish relationships with subcontractors, under which they will be paid directly in order to stay on site and finish the relevant project. However, establishing direct relations is not without risks, and requires safeguards for employers and subcontractors alike.