In "Kraft Foods UK Ltd v Hastie" the EAT confirmed, not for the first time, that the Employment Equality (Age) Regulations cannot be used to challenge differential payments awarded to employees of different ages or length of service when implementing a redundancy exercise.

In "Edwards v Chesterfield Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust" the Court of Appeal considered the claim of a hospital doctor who had been summarily dismissed for misconduct.

In "Community Dental Centres v Sultan-Darmon" the EAT allowed an appeal from the employment tribunal and decided that a dentist was neither an 'employee' nor a 'worker' at the Centre where he provided dental services.

In the last chapter of the saga of the 'crucifix case' ("Eweida v BA") the Court of Appeal has said that the claimant in a religious discrimination case will not succeed if they cannot show evidence of disadvantage to a wider group caused by the provision in question – in this case, not being allowed to wear visible jewellery with an open-necked blouse (including a crucifix).

In "Associated Foreign Exchange v International Foreign Exchange (UK) and Abbassi" the High Court refused to grant an interim injunction to enforce a post-termination restrictive covenant in a contract of employment.

Partner Simon Shooter on which businesses are most likely to be surprised as being considered a Digital Service Provider.

Partner Simon Shooter on which businesses are classified as Digital Service Providers and what their obligations are.

Partner Simon Shooter on where businesses can seek guidance in relation to the NISD.

Partner Simon Shooter on what is required for businesses to become NISD-compliant.

Partner Simon Shooter on how much time is available for businesses to look at what obligations they have under NISD.

Partner Simon Shooter details why the NISD is part of the wider obligation of businesses especially in the context of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

Partner Simon Shooter on which kinds of businesses are affected by NISD.

Partner Simon Shooter on the solutions, mechanisms and education pieces behind cyber resilience.

Partner Simon Shooter on what larger impact there could be from a cyber attack.

Partner Simon Shooter on what a business's cyber resilience team should look like, from IT, brokers, lawyers and others.

John J. Haggerty was featured in the Legal Week Law article, "Bird & Bird and Fox Rothschild Act as Sharapova Appeals Doping Ban."

In this video, Martin von haller Gronbaek and Hamish Fraser explain why wearables (and the Internet of Things) are changing a number of industries.

Baptist Vleeshouwers talks with employment lawyers Cecilia Lahaye and Guillaume Nolens about the European Commission's proposals package to improve working conditions of digital platform workers.

The case started in January 2014 with a leniency application by Coroos, a Dutch fruit and vegetable manufacturer.

Garret Farrelly, head of energy and natural resources discusses international Corporate Power Purchase Agreements (Corporate PPAs) in Bird & Bird's 2018 report.