Tag: Legal affairs
Are we about to see more prosecutions for genocide?
This law has undergone a growth spurt in recent history
Supreme Court’s ground-breaking employment tribunal fees decision – what now?
Balance of power has shifted to employees, says Mayer Brown’s Caroline Mathews
Tax specialist sues Clifford Chance over excessive workload allegations
But magic circle firm disagrees with former employee's version of events
‘Fake law’: Professor debunks claims EU legally bound to punish Spain for Catalan violence
Nearly 40,000 retweets for #SpainOutOfEU call, but lawyer says Europe constrained to stay out of these disputes
It’s official: We now have our first ever female Supreme Court president
Lady Hale hopes to see more female justices in the coming years
‘Unprecedented’: Tribunal slams celebrated blind judge over handling of 13 immigration cases in brutal judgment
Lawyers have never seen anything like it
Save the date: 4 October will see first ever Supreme Court case heard by more than one woman
Lady Hale and Lady Black to rule on case about ethnic minority barrister’s discrimination claim
Full Leigh Day judgment revealed: Firm’s solicitors not ‘people who put financial advantage above professional duty’
But partner Martyn Day not ‘a credible, honest or convincing witness’, one tribunal member says
Judge Rinder ‘litigant’ claims to have faked legal row to secure £5,000 ITV payout
Sam Horner took pal to TV courtroom after discovering show coughs up damages, according to report
Lawyers round on license-stripped Uber’s ‘dishonourable history’ as stricken company calls on Hogan Lovells to fight appeal
One says defending Uber is as out of fashion as defending Brexit, others think TfL’s decision is ‘Stalinist’
Fake Squire Patton Boggs website given court approval in bizarre decision
A training contract at squirepattonboggs.net may differ somewhat to scheme at squirepattonboggs.com
Top QC renews attack on EU judges, days after husband BoJo’s controversial Brexit piece
Marina Wheeler may upset colleagues at One Crown Office Row
Over £1 million awarded to ex-KWM employees
Employment tribunal success
The history of rape laws: Some might find it hard to believe, but the law is a lot better now
Bloody clothes used to be pivotal to a prosecution
Bringing s75 Consumer Credit Act claims against banks: is it still justifiable?
The credit card world is now a different beast, thanks in part to Twitter
Chief Justice: Family courts in ‘crisis’
Retiring Lord Thomas says something must be done on public law cases
Theresa May ‘profoundly misleading’ over Brexit legal changes, expert warns
Cambridge law professor Mark Elliott isn’t happy with the PM
ECtHR overturns ruling that allowed boss to snoop on employee’s Yahoo account
Original decision caused right-wing press furore -- and inaccurate reporting
Subway 11-inch sandwiches settlement only benefited lawyers, judge rules
Case reached court thanks to ‘minor social media sensation’
The demise of family law? Courts now ‘largely inaccessible’ and ‘unintelligible’, says court president
As solicitor is lambasted for ‘extremely serious professional errors’ in complex child abuse case