In "Ministry of Defence v Wallis" and another the EAT considered the rights of wives of service personnel who work for schools attached to overseas military bases, who were dismissed when their husbands' service came to an end.

In "Fulcrum Pharma v Bonassera and HR Advantage" the EAT considered when it might be appropriate to include a subordinate employee in the 'pool' for selection for redundancy and whether employees should be consulted over who should go in the 'pool' in the first place.

In "Salford Royal NHS Trust v Roldan" the Court of Appeal overturned a decision of the EAT and re-instated a decision of the employment tribunal that a summary dismissal for misconduct was procedurally unfair.

The recent EAT decision in the case of "BP plc v Elstone" confirms that a claimant has to be a 'worker' to bring a claim against their current employer that they have suffered a detriment for whistleblowing (otherwise known as making a 'protected disclosure').

The National Security and Investment Act 2021, which introduces a new national security screening regime, entered into force on 4 Jan 2022.

The Nordic countries offer a very attractive business environment with a well-educated and skilled workforce.

In this episode of The Business Behind Sport podcast, Jonathan Brown, Senior Managing Director in Ankura's Sport Advisory team speaks with Richard Bush...

With so many startups in the high-tech automotive space, how do companies know which startups to invest in? For example, Toyota announced plans to invest in 19 different companies...

The French Competition Authority recently opened a public consultation with a view to publish a new framework document on competition compliance programmes (deadline to submit contributions is 10 December 2021).

Although trial courts have been inconsistent in the extent they have allowed insurer involvement in reasonableness hearings, Bird affirms insurers have the right to meaningfully participate.

New tools for the French watchdog as ECN+ Directive is now fully implemented.

The Court of Appeal has considered the Employment Equality (Age) Discrimination Regulations 2006 for the first time in the case of "Homer v Chief Constable of West Yorkshire".

The 2025 HIMSS Global Health Conference is an annual event that attracts thousands of digital health professionals chasing cutting-edge health solutions.

On March 27, 2019, three individuals in Quebec pleaded guilty to two counts each under the Migratory Birds Convention Act, 1994, S.C. 1994, c. 22, or unlawfully disturbing migratory bird nests...

In order to keep up with online marketplaces available at the "one touch" of a smartphone, the federal government is doing its part to bring its procurement process into the digital age.

On July 7, Colorado became the third state behind California and Virginia to adopt a comprehensive privacy law when Governor Jared Polis signed the Colorado Privacy Act into law.

The sentencing hearing for the parties will take place in May 2023.

The Hungarian Competition Authority ("GVH") has announced its proposal for the Hungarian Government to create a new online price monitoring database, which the Hungarian Government has supported.

The Motor Vehicle Block Exemption Regulation ("MVBER") (which was set to expire on 31 May 2023) has been prolonged by the European Commission for five years and will now be applicable until 31 May 2028.