Commercial Client

• ‘Hope Value’ Boosts Compulsory Purchase Compensation Award

  • Posted24 June 2022

  The likelihood of planning consent being granted in respect of a plot of land can be a crucial determining factor when assessing its value. As an Upper Tribunal (UT) ruling...

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• Railway Infrastructure Company Pays Price for Infringing Competition Law

  • Posted21 June 2022

  If you have suffered financial loss due to another’s breach of competition law, expert lawyers will see to it that you are fairly compensated. In a case on point, a...

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• Harassment – The English Language Evolves and So Must the Workplace

  • Posted16 June 2022

  The English language is constantly evolving and words that might once have been considered harmless are now regarded as racist, homophobic and sexist slurs. An Employment Tribunal (ET) powerfully made...

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• Trade Union Targeted by Social Media Campaign Awarded £50,000 Damages

  • Posted13 June 2022

  No matter how strongly you may feel, you should pause for thought before venting your spleen on social media. As a High Court ruling showed, expressions of regret after the...

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• What is a ‘Controversial’ Planning Application? High Court Gives Guidance

  • Posted10 June 2022

  If you object to a planning application, you are perfectly entitled to encourage others to join you in voicing opposition. However, as a High Court ruling showed, the fact that...

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• COVID-19 Pandemic Has Brought Employment Status Disputes to a Head

  • Posted7 June 2022

  Strains on the labour market caused by the COVID-19 pandemic have resulted in a great many latent disputes concerning employment status coming to a head. That was certainly so in...

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