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The High Court has provided clarification on when documents relating to experiments in a patent infringement dispute might be disclosable (Magnesium Elektron Ltd v Neo Chemicals & Oxides (Europe) Ltd...
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Earlier this year we reported on a judgment which established that the majority of sleep in shifts should be counted as “working time” and therefore paid at National Minimum Wage rate. Following on from this...
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This morning the Supreme Court handed down its much anticipated judgment in the case of Tiuta International Limited (in Liquidation) v De Villiers Surveyors Ltd [2017] UKSC 77. Despite the Court of...
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You’ve heard of them. You think they might save you tax. You think you might want one. But what exactly is a Trust and how can it be of benefit?...
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Recently the Court of Appeal (“CA”) handed down its much anticipated judgment in Premier Motorauctions Ltd (in Liquidation) v PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP and Lloyds Bank Plc, which overturned the first instance decision...
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When going through the painful process of divorce, your pension may be one of the last things to be taken into consideration. Many people don’t even realise that your former...
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You will recall that in our August 2017 update we reported on the ongoing dispute involving former employees of defunct law firm King & Wood Malleson (KWM) regarding KWM’s alleged failure to...
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A ruling by the European Court of Human Rights means many businesses will need rethink their approach to the monitoring of private messages sent by employees during the working day. Mr Barbulescu, a...
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The Scenario A couple have a child together. Both play a full role in looking after the child for the first years of the child’s life but, sadly, they separate...
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Recent comments by a retired senior judge regarding the lack of safeguards in the power of attorney system has caused concern amongst the general public. Susan Glenholme, a partner in...
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