Insights

5th March 2019

In this article, Heyma Holmes discusses the recent decision of the Court of Appeal in the case of Hare Wines v Kaur, which confirmed that Mrs Kaur’s dismissal, for a poor working relationship with an incoming director, was related to the TUPE transfer.

5th March 2019

In this month’s article Sarah Lee looks at the tricky issue of when an employee’s disability is classed as long term for the purposes of bringing a disability discrimination claim.

4th March 2019

BPE Solicitors has acted for leading smart homes solutions provider, LightwaveRF plc, on its subscription for, and placing and open offer of, shares to raise a combined total of £3 million

20th February 2019

The Cypriot Ministry of Energy, Commerce and Tourism has this week suffered a major blow in its ongoing UK trademark protection battle for its famous cheese, Halloumi.

20th February 2019

It's widely appreciated that architects can be appointed to provide a professional service which carries with it a required duty of care. The architect must perform their duties properly and failure to do so means they may be liable for damages. Here we look at a few important cases where the architect’s services and duty of care have been called into question.

20th February 2019

This month I am looking at scope again but in the context of professional retainer rather than a scope of works. (Please see last month’s article on Clancy Docwra -v- E.On).