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Employee sentenced to prison term for fabricated tribun...
28 November 2025
The High Court recently sentenced a former Commerzbank employee to 20 months’ imprisonment for contempt of court. The employee had...
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2mins readUnexpected developments on the Employment Rights Bill...
28 November 2025
The government announced yesterday that the qualifying period for “ordinary” unfair dismissal claims would be reduced to six months (from...
5mins readPreparation not prediction: Legal moves that build resi...
27 November 2025
In-house teams can’t control global volatility, but they can control how they prepare for it. This article explores the practical steps...
2mins readDispute resolution - England & Wales v The Rest of ...
27 November 2025
A thought leadership project from Stevens & Bolton. Which jurisdiction leads the way in international dispute resolution? To answer this...
18mins readLong awaited consultation on indefinite leave to remain...
26 November 2025
In May 2025 the government indicated that it would increase the period of time it would take some overseas nationals to qualify for...
2mins readMilk it while you can: Sugar tax spills over to milksha...
25 November 2025
The Chancellor’s autumn budget lands tomorrow, but the Health Secretary has already caused a stir with today’s announcement that the...
5mins readPrice transparency guidelines published
25 November 2025
On 18 November, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) published its long-awaited Price transparency guidelines (the Guidelines)...
3mins readThe price isn’t right: significant new enforcement o...
21 November 2025
On 17 November 2025, the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) opened its first investigations using its enhanced consumer...
2mins readEuropean courts out of step: What Birkenstock's split d...
20 November 2025
Recent rulings in the Netherlands and Germany on Birkenstock’s sandal designs highlight a growing fragmentation across Europe in...
3mins readTUPE protections disapplied by provisional liquidation ...
20 November 2025
The Employment Appeal Tribunal has confirmed in the Secretary of State for Business and Trade v Sahonta [2025] EAT 166 that some of the...
6mins readPaying for building safety - How might the new governme...
19 November 2025
It is expected that from 1 October 2026, developers of certain residential developments will be required to pay the new Building Safety...
3mins read“Ruling from the grave?” High Court orders trustee ...
18 November 2025
The High Court has handed down its judgment on the removal of trustees in a dispute over the administration of a discretionary trust...
