Yes, according to the decision in Dewhurst v Revisecatch & City Sprint. Employment Judge Joffe, sitting alone in the London Central Employment

The 2019 General Election is taking place against a backdrop of real controversy about the nature and the role of Government. The fault lines in the

The open ended real estate funds market faced its latest challenge this week following the suspension by M&G of its property fund. We have been here

On 4 December 2019, the UK Supreme Court issued its decision in MacDonald and another as joint liquidators of Grampian MacLennan's Distribution

A recent High Court decision serves as a useful reminder of the test the court will apply when deciding whether to imply a term into a share purchase

A recent Court of Appeal decision highlights the importance of ensuring that a notice of claim in relation to a warranty claim under a share purchase

With the general election now only one week away, the largest political parties have now launched their manifestos. On the employment and immigration

This Court of Appeal decision highlights conflicting interpretations of the meaning of "payable" and illustrates how a court will go about resolving

The High Court has recently considered what "careful preparation" of forward-looking projections entails. Its decision was in the context of a breach

Most cases which come before the courts in connection with the sale and purchase of a company are brought by buyers against sellers. However, a

The Court of Appeal in Group Seven Limited v. Notable Services LLP 2019 EWCA Civ 614 has agreed with the High Court decision to find a bank

It is unsafe to assume LIBOR will be available beyond 31 December 2021

The English Commercial Court has delivered a judgment in a commodity repo dispute that has implications for commodity financiers and others using

The Community Infrastructure Levy Regulations 2010 allow local authorities to charge a community infrastructure levy (CIL) on new developments to

A recent Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) case considered the “likelihood of success” test in interim relief cases

Following on from the 2017 Clean Growth Strategy (CGS), in which the government committed to support businesses in reducing their energy use by at

The government published its Good Work Plan back in December 2018 in response to Matthew Taylor's review of employment practices. The Good Work

For such an apparently simple idea, statutory trial periods are notoriously tricky. Often employers and employees agree some sort of trial period of

The EU Justice and Home Affairs Council has formally adopted a Directive of the EU Parliament, which aims to harmonise the protections available for

The extent to which an employer is responsible in law for the harassment of its employees by third parties has changed several times over the years