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By Bryan Bletso, Head of International at Irwin Mitchell
Back in November we pointed out that the UK has always been a popular...
That was the issue the EAT had to decide in Bradley Rainford v Dorset Aquatics Limited.
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Bradley and his brother Ben, owned and...
On Monday 21 February, the government announced that most of remaining legal rules in place to the protect the public against COVID-19...
On Monday 21 February, the government announced that most of remaining legal rules in place to the protect the public against COVID-19...
At common law, an employer is vicariously liable for a tortious act (such as negligence) carried out by an employee in the course of...
National Insurance contributions for employers and employees will rise by1.25% from Wednesday 6 April 2022. The increase will fund health...
Pessimism does not come naturally to me, but even I would have to admit that the last few months have not been... great... for strategic...
Investors are always looking for new investment opportunities and real estate has traditionally produced high yields.
Now that the worst...
By Elizabeth Mutter from Irwin Mitchell's Planning and Environment team
In 2015, the Supreme Court ordered the government to...
Innovation and the resilience of the manufacturing sector in overcoming the challenges posed by the UK’s move to net zero by 2050 was the...
Victoria Rounding, an associate in our property team, considers the climate change challenge for higher and further education institutions.
Since Tuesday 6 April 2021, organisations in the private sector (excluding small companies) that engage 'off-payroll' workers are...
By Clementine Burch, Naomi Findlay and Ben Middleton
In an employment market that is incredibly fluid, the Court of Appeal’s judgment in...
According to the government more than 40,000 social care staff left the sector between April and October 2021. Care homes are struggling...
By Sybille Steiner and Ben Xu
The United Kingdom, and London in particular, has rarely been a more popular destination for high net...
Yesterday, the Prime Minister conducted yet another mini-reshuffle. The primary aim appears to be shoring up his whipping operation,* but...
By Tom Barnard, Ted Powell and Douglas Kitchen
Last year, a group of 850 players headed by former Cardiff City manager, Russel Slade,...
Among the anticipation, announcement and analysis of the Government’s Levelling Up White Paper on 2 February, an article on planning...
By Katie Byrne and Sarah Gorvin
Climate change related litigation against companies and governments is growing globally....
After what has felt like an interminably long wait... the Levelling Up White Paper has landed. At over 300 pages, excluding the...
That was the issue an employment tribunal had to determine in the case of Allette v Scarsdale Grange Nursing Home Limited and is the...
When the European Court of Justice published its judgment in King v Sash Windows in 2017, we speculated that it would expose some...
Paul Henson reflects on the implications of a recent professional negligence claim brought by a developer client against its...
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