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A fundamental principle of good government is that anyone on the receiving end of an adverse...
Under Section 15 of the Equality Act 2010 , an employer's duty to make reasonable adjustments for...
In November 2018, a motor industry worker, Mustafa Kasim, was given a six-month prison sentence...
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Two pension schemes worth £14m have been wound up by the high court after an investigation...
The failed SIPP firm is receiving claims for compensation in relation to due diligence...
Unreasonable delay in fulfilling the terms of a contract is an unwise policy, as a recent dispute...
In spite of the obvious risks involved, a great many businesses have no choice but to entrust...
Investors feel fobbed off as many are set to lose 97 percent of their...
Investment Fraud reports are set to hit record highs this year, with 8,000 filed...
Businesses in the construction industry are reminded that on 1 October 2019 the new VAT domestic...
When the sale of a company is taking place, it is usual for warranties to be given regarding how...
Contract adjudications can provide a swift and cost-effective alternative to litigation....
If you have been ill-treated at work, Employment Tribunals (ETs) have the power to award damages...
Rival products sometimes bear similar names but, when considering whether or not that is likely to...
Although getting one's tax return right is to be recommended, there are many grey areas in tax...
Berkeley Burke defence thrown out in multi-million SIPP claims...
Planning decisions would be unpredictable and merely arbitrary if they were not based on carefully...
A recent case illustrates that decisions as to whether time spent by a worker who is on call...
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