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ESG & Real Estate - now firmly on the agenda
By Paul Henson is a Partner and Head of the London Real Estate Disputes Team at Irwin Mitchell.
Environmental, Social and...
A tale of two reports: What "Strong Suburbs" and "Coming Home" tell us about perspectives on the housing crisis and the planning system.
Since my last post we have seen the release of two influential reports addressing the UK housing crisis and how to solve it; namely:
An adequate draft – EC publish draft UK adequacy decision
On 19 February 2021, the European Commission (EC) published the first draft of its adequacy decision in relation to the UK. If this...
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One unfortunate consequence of the economic shock caused by the pandemic has been the increase in disputes between landlords and tenants....
Irwin Mitchell publishes consumer sector report
Irwin Mitchell has published a new report that looks at the developing trends that are currently affecting the consumer sector.
The...
Seven things for schools and colleges to consider before 8 March 2021
On Monday 22 February, the Prime Minister set out the four steps his government plans to take to lift Covid restrictions in England.
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On Monday 22 February, the Prime Minister set out the four steps his government plans to take to lift Covid restrictions in England.
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As some UK business leaders report positive post-Brexit outcomes, Lawyers at Irwin Mitchell say that horizon scanning has been the secret...
CBI Council role for senior Leeds lawyer
The head of Irwin Mitchell Business Legal Services in Leeds has joined the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) Yorkshire and Humber...
Irwin Mitchell delivers Employment Law seminars
Law firm Irwin Mitchell has presented a series of joint seminars aimed at helping businesses prepare effectively for the year ahead.
Supreme Court Rules Uber Drivers Are Workers And Not Self-Employed
The Supreme Court has ruled Uber must classify its drivers as workers rather than self-employed contractors, with experts saying the...
Worker or self employed contractor? Supreme Court clarifies law in landmark Uber case
Employment law recognises three categories of person: 'employee', 'worker' and those who are 'self-employed'. It is important to know the...
Resolving Commercial Disputes Pre-Action - A Guide for In-House Lawyers
For in-house lawyers, dealing with commercial disputes is often costly, time-consuming and distracting, and the vast majority never reach...
Government waives IR35 penalties for 12 months
From Tuesday 6 April 2021, organisations in the private sector that engage 'off-payroll' workers will become responsible for determining...
Whose code is it anyway?
Penhallurick v MD5 Ltd: a salutary lesson in how messy the ownership of software can get, especially when agreements about it haven't...
The shielding programme has been expanded - what this means for employers
The government has announced that 1.7 million additional people in England will be asked to shield. Academics have conducted a COVID-19...
The Role of Statements in Open Court in the Duke of Sussex’s Settled Libel Claim Against Associated Newspapers
The Duke of Sussex has accepted an apology and “substantial damages” from Associated Newspapers, the publisher of the Mail on Sunday and...
Treasury scraps £95,000 cap on public sector exit payments
Last year the government hastily implemented Regulations that imposed a £95,000 cap on the amount public sector bodies could pay to an...
HR and employment news in brief – February 2021
Our round up of HR and employment law issues.
SME’s can apply for free Covid tests
If you employ 50 or more people who can’t work from...
What's the best way for schools and colleges to manage their reputation against unfair or inflammatory public posts?
Since the pandemic began, it’s been an inescapable reality that school and college leaders have been (and still are) facing multiple...
Electronic Communications Code: the gift that keeps on giving
By Ben Gildea, Associate, Real Estate Disputes
Summary
The Government has launched a consultation on changes to the Electronic...
How to respond if you are stopped by a police officer
Although it is highly unlikely that you will be stopped by the police in the course of a year, or even a lifetime, that doesn’t mean it...
You have no authority here, Kitty Weaver! The state of virtual planning in 2021
When it comes to virtual meeting mishaps, February has certainly been an eventful month!
The month started with the viral sensation...
The Duchess of Sussex succeeds in landmark privacy claim
The Duchess of Sussex has today succeeded in her privacy claim against Associated Newspapers (publishers of the Mail on Sunday) in...
Dancing in the Street: What will 2021 bring to the hospitality sector?
The hospitality sector is having to adapt to an ever-evolving regulatory regime in light of the Covid-19 pandemic. Jennifer Ayris...
Employer loses race discrimination case because it's equality training was 'stale'
An employer can avoid liability for harassment/discrimination carried out by its own employees if it can show it took all reasonable...
Do you need an external investigator?
Businesses are increasingly appointing external independent investigators to investigate complex and sensitive employment issues. It can...
Government encourages SMEs to start testing staff for COVID-19
Many small and medium sized businesses will now be able to ask the government to supply lateral flow tests to enable them to identify...
What will the office of the future look like?
Offices of the past
The office was becoming more than just a work space. It was moving away from private working and towards collaborative...
Who is claiming furlough? HMRC publishes its first list
HMRC has recently published a list of over 741,000 businesses who have made furlough claims in December 2020. These include household...
Seven things to consider if your employee wants to work from home (and home is outside the UK)
Working from home has become the norm for many employees and it's difficult to envisage that everyone who, pre-Covid, worked in an office...
When One consultation Closes, Another One Opens: MHCLG launches consultation on changes to NPPF and National Design Codes
Just two days after the Class E to Resi PD Consultation closed*; MHCLG opened another one.
This latest consultation, which launched...
BrewDog’s recipe for success
What herbs and spices did Colonel Sanders use to create KFC? Will we ever learn the secret recipe of Coca-Cola? How did Barr develop the...
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