In the latest alternative dispute resolution series for Construction Law, we examine new initiatives to cap costs for lower value adjudications

The Court of Appeal handed down its judgment in Triple Point Technology Inc v PTT Public Co Ltd 2019 EWCA Civ 230 on 5 March 2019

Earlier this month, the Banking Standards Board (BSB) published the final version of its statement of good practice relating to the regulatory

In Community Based Care Health Ltd v. Narayan UKEAT016218, the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has characterised a GP as a worker under the

Employee shareholders have always been rare beasts and may be rarer still if a contractual update meant they became ordinary employees again

Is it enough that a worker believes a disclosure is in the public interest? In the recent case of Okwu v. Rise Community Action, the Employment

Are the Courts starting to be more generous to Councils when they make mistakes when granting planning permission

As the summer holiday season begins and the Autumn reporting date for the Williams Rail Review (the Review) draws ever closer, we have had the

There is generally no obligation on an employer to give a reference at all. There are, of course, exceptions - for example, where unusually there is

Parliament will have a busy few months ahead. However, to the extent parliamentary time allows, Theresa May’s administration has left the current

Calculating holidays should be simple - but for workers with irregular hours this has always been problematic. Employers often simply pro rate

The Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) has this month published a fascinating report as part of its Future of Work research programme entitled “Ageing

Can someone who is not a party to a court case in England get access to court documents? Does this extend to witness statements and documents lodged

Since MeToo brought non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) into the spotlight, there has been a flurry of activity from government committees and

The Supreme Court has considered the law on severance of restrictive covenants, and further developed the test to allow unreasonably wide words to be

In June, the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy published a white paper entitled "Regulation for the Fourth Industrial

A recent High Court decision serves as a reminder of the collective nature of board responsibility and provides legal and practical pointers both for

In July, the UK's Information Commissioner's Office released new guidance on its interpretation of the rules regarding the use of cookies and similar

The High Court has considered whether certain buyer claims under a share purchase agreement (SPA) relating to the sale of Nottingham Forest Football

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) recently published its latest Enforcement Annual Performance Report, covering the reporting year ending 31