Insights


Supreme Court Ruling in Support of Creditor Remedies

Jasmine Harland, Solicitor The UK Supreme Court has confirmed in the case of El-Husseiny and another v Invest Bank PSC that creditors have remedies av...

A horse walks into a bar* (or how to be ready for the races…)

Eleanor Jordan, Solicitor Horse racing season is well underway and the Cheltenham Festival is soon a...

When do you blow the whistle on free pints during a football game?

Claire Morris, Associate Licensing Poor Beccy Webster, landlady of the Gedling Inn, and now £1,500...

Navigating AI in Recruitment

Kevin McKenna, Partner The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) recently conducted a series of ...

What’s In The Pipeline – Employment Law Changes In 2025

Tyler Ross, Trainee Solicitor 20 January – a 25% uplift of compensation for failing to comply with...

Dismissal For Pulling a Colleague’s Hair?

Jake McManus, Solicitor A recent Employment Tribunal case involving allegations of swearing and the ...

Redundancies and Cost-Cutting: How It Just Got More Expensive

Claire Treacy, Senior Associate Employers that propose to make 20 or more redundancies within a 90-d...

Time for an Audit?

Yasmin Kalantari, Senior Associate In today’s competitive landscape, protecting and leveraging you...

Thatchers successful in appeal in cider dispute with Aldi

Last January, Thatchers – the well-known, family-owned cider maker – were unsuccessful in their ...

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