Recent high profile insolvencies that have hit the headlines are a stark reminder for trustees of the need to take the risk of employer insolvency

No expert evidence of market practice in relation to dishonesty allegation; Expert criticised for not properly engaging in Joint Memorandum process

The Committee of Advertising Practice ("CAP") has introduced a new rule to be added to the broadcast and nonbroadcast advertising codes in relation

A television advert for Zestify Media Ltd (Zestify), featuring a promotional reference pricing offer has received an upheld ruling by the ASA. An

Supply chain transparency reporting under the Modern Slavery Act is set to enter a new phase this Spring when the Home Office carries out its first

Included in this edition of Data & Privacy News: ICO launches consultation on code of practice for age-appropriate design of online services; Study

Law firm Linklaters has succeeded in obtaining an injunction against a former employee who threatened to share with the media confidential

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has acknowledged that individual citizens who publish material online in apparent breach of data

The High Court has provided helpful guidance as to the type of behaviour and factors the Court will consider when finding an employee to be in breach

Financial services litigation has been busy in 2019! This is a quick summary of six cases which have been decided in England in 2019 so far. Most

Costs award against insurers under s 51 SCA 1981; Exclusion of non- compliant witness statements; Claim form - validity should be challenged using

In Grange v Abellio London Ltd UKEAT030417JOJ, the Employment Appeal Tribunal has ruled that compensation for failure to provide adequate rest

The Court of Appeal has held that employers do not have to postpone Disciplinary proceedings to wait for the outcome of criminal or regulatory

An Employment Tribunal has reaffirmed its previous decision that a belief in Scottish independence can be considered a philosophical belief for the

In the recent case of Argus Media Limited v Mr Mounir Halim 2019 EWHC 42 (QB) the High Court has provided helpful guidance as to the type of

The off-payroll working rules commonly known as IR35 are intended to ensure that individuals who work like employees pay broadly the same employment

Drone regulation was placed centre stage during the Christmas 2018 holiday period, when reported drone sightings at Gatwick Airport grounded a

Morrisons have been granted permission by the Supreme Court to launch a second appeal against a ruling that the supermarket chain is vicariously

On 18 April 2019, the DWP published guidance on how schemes can use GMP conversion legislation to comply with their equalisation duties in respect of

Government consultation being launched on plans which Ministers describe as "the biggest change to the private rental sector in a generation". The