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Mills & Reeve system for employees.
The Court of Appeal has handed down an important judgment in the Debenhams administration concerning the interaction between the Government’s Job Retention Scheme (furloughing) and the pre-existing insolvency legislation on the adoption of employment contracts.
“Multiple Dwelling Relief” claims have become a significant issue for a number of law firms with conveyancing practices. We look at a recent decision of the First Tier Tribunal which adds to the potential arguments in response to these claims.
With retailers potentially reopening from 1 June and needing to be COVID-19 Secure, retail landlords and tenants will have many common issues to consider.
Ahead of the proposed national roll-out of the NHS COVID-19 contact tracing app (“NHSx App”), there has been criticism of it by privacy advocates and others. By adopting a unified view from a collective technology law, data protection law, as well as technical perspective, let us address some of those concerns, to guard against undermining the tremendous effort which is being invested into a life-saving solution.
Record keeping by healthcare professionals is more crucial than ever as we look at risk, indemnity and malpractice amidst the coronavirus pandemic.
A round-up of some recent litigation cases.
Interim injunctions are often granted in intellectual property cases. In an ongoing patent dispute Neurim v Generics, an interim injunction pending trial was refused and this has been upheld on appeal. How were the tests set out in American Cyanamid applied?
On May 2020, the Court considered two applications for injunctions to restrain presentation of a winding up petition. The petitions were based on unpaid rates and costs awards. The applicants claimed that the debts were genuinely disputed and that the companies were suffering financial difficulties as a consequence of the coronavirus pandemic.
A guide for directors commencing or defending claims on behalf of a company.
The Government has published further post-Brexit details of the new immigration system which replaces EU freedom of movement from the start of 2021
The courts clarify the provisions of the new CIGA legislation before it came into force
This article discusses the analysis of Standard Essential Patents by the UK Supreme Court in the Unwired Planet v Huawei in the Supreme Court. We ask whether it is fit for purpose and whether it is getting in the way of technology innovation.