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It is fairly widely known that in a legal dispute some documents can be ‘privileged’, which means that they cannot be used in evidence. Normally, communications between a solicitor and...
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In a cautionary tale for anyone tempted to go before a court or tribunal without legal assistance, a worker whose wife hastily withdrew his unfair dismissal claim in the heat...
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A company which produces plastic milk bottles – tens of millions of which are used in the UK every day – has landed a strategic blow on a trade rival...
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It is not uncommon for a landlord to want to preserve a ‘balance’ among the tenants trading in a commercial development and therefore to restrict the number of tenants in...
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A company that paid more than £17 million too much for another company’s shares – due to inaccuracies in the latter’s accounts – will get most of that money back...
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In the recent case of Bear Scotland Ltd. and Others v Fulton and Others, the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) ruled that employers should include ‘non-guaranteed’ overtime that is routinely worked...
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