Way back in January 2020, I covered the Employment Tribunal decision in Forstater v Centre for Global Development here, in which the Tribunal ruled that the Claimant's "gender-critical" beliefs...

This is the second largest disability discrimination award ever made by the Employment Tribunal.

Discontinuance is governed by Part 38 of the Civil Procedure Rules.

If you are the tenant of a building and have been late paying rent at any time during the lease - even if by just one day – you may find you can not validly exercise your break clause and will be liable for the full rent until the end of the lease.

More than 4,000 female council workers have won the right to be paid the same as their male colleagues in a case which could lead to payouts worth up to £200m.

In the last of our articles looking ahead at employment law in 2012, we focus on some of the employment changes which are still in the pipeline or under consultation; however, at this stage we have no concrete implementation dates.

The Information Commissioner’s Office ("ICO") has launched a new code of practice relating to the sharing of personal data.

The European Commission recently published its proposal for the regulation of artificial intelligence, or AI, (Regulation) which will subject high-risk AI systems...

The Employment Tribunal has dismissed a claimant's claim in Accattatis v Fortuna Group (London) Limited, holding that their dismissal was not automatically unfair contrary to sections 44 and 100...

Uncertainty over the future of Conditional Fee Agreements (CFAs) and After the Event (ATE) insurance to fund litigation continues with the present government’s consultation on the civil litigation costs review undertaken by Lord Justice Jackson.

We are now one month post budget with the Government's package of measures designed to assist the leisure and hospitality sector.

The English Devolution and Community Empowerment Act 2026 has introduced provisions to ban upwards-only rent reviews in commercial leases, marking a fundamental shift in how landlords and tenants negotiate rental terms. While the legislation has received Royal Assent, it awaits commencement regulations, creating uncertainty for property professionals navigating lease renewals and portfolio management.

The proposed Digital Services Act (DSA) and the Digital Markets Act (DMA) form part of the EU's Digital Single Market Strategy and are expected to enter into force in 2022

It is widely anticipated that as restrictions are gradually lifted permitting a return to work for those who have been working remotely for the last year, many employers will adopt...

Update on settlement offers under Part 36 of the Civil Procedure Rules.

Can an employer claim liquidated damages for delay if the contractor does not complete its work and the employer never accepts it?

The last month has seen significant changes to Right to Work procedures for UK employers which affect both British citizens and EU nationals who are starting a new job.

Following the publication of the Digital Dispute Resolution Rules ("the Rules") in April 2021, disputes arising from novel digital technologies including cryptoassets, cryptocurrancies, fintech applications, ...

Following the publication of the Digital Dispute Resolution Rules ("the Rules") in April 2021, disputes arising from novel digital technologies including cryptoassets...

Our property solicitors are often asked “What happens next…” once contracts have been exchanged and to help, we have put together a few regularly asked questions to guide you when buying or selling a property.