Posts from August 2021
Elizabeth Thomson
Vacant possession: Court of Appeal restores status quo
Our previous discussion of the High Court decision in Capitol Park Leeds Plc v Global Radio Services examined the Court's surprising...
31/08/21
Charlotte Hargreaves
From asset finance to AFK: Impacts of the global semiconductor shortage beyond the auto industry and UK government responses
The effects of the global semiconductor shortage on different manufacturers is starting to impact on everyone’s life whether they’re...
17/08/21
Charlotte Hargreaves
Putting a stop to anonymous online defamation
Emma Yates, an experienced litigator with a particular focus on defamation and reputation management, highlights why a recent case...
17/08/21
Joanne Moseley
Self-isolation, COVID-19 vaccinations and GDPR: employers' questions answered
From Monday 16 August, employees who have been double vaccinated (or are aged 18 and under) will be able to continue to go into their...
11/08/21
Joanne Moseley
New list ‘names and shames’ 191 employers who have underpaid staff National Minimum Wage
Last year, the government said that it was going to introduce a new naming scheme to ‘shame’ employers who hadn’t paid their staff...
09/08/21
Joanne Moseley
Flexible working policies: indirect discrimination and the childcare disparity
In Dobson v North Cumbria Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust, the EAT made it clear that tribunals must accept, as fact, that women...
03/08/21