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    Haycocks v ADP: Analysing the Scope of Redundancy Consultation

    Haycocks v ADP: Analysing the Scope of Redundancy Consultation

    The Court of Appeal in October handed down its judgment in ADP RPO Limited v Haycocks, rejecting the Employment Appeal Tribunal’s (“the EAT”) suggestion that “general workforce consultation” applies to small-scale redundancies (namely those redundancies where the collective ...

    The Overcomplication of the 'Communication to Public' Right in Copyright Law

    Kitchen J describes the emergence of the current ‘communication to public’ right in Copyright Designs and Patents Act ...

    Net-Zero Disputes Panel at the Singapore Convention on Mediation

    As countries and corporations pledge ambitious emission reductions, disputes frequently emerge over resource allocation, the ...

    Credit Hire: Is a claimant entitled to a “like for like” hire vehicle?

    The issue of whether a claimant is entitled to a “like for a like” vehicle or is s/he only entitled to a vehicle which just ...

    Taxing the Untaxable: S Mathur v HMRC and the Tax Status of Postemployment Settlements

    The case of S Mathur v HMRC [2022][1] demonstrates HMRC’s aggressive predilection to tax the seemingly untaxable. Ms. Mathur ...

    UK Supreme Court Upholds Anti-Suit Injunction to Protect Foreign-Seated Arbitration

    The Supreme Court’s decision in UniCredit Bank GmbH v RusChemAlliance LLC [2024] UKSC 30 represents a significant step ...

    The Future of ESG in Africa: From Principles to Practice, and the Role of Arbitration in Dispute Resolution

    ESG and ESG-Related Disputes in Africa: Emerging Trends and Solutions Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) issues are ...

    Mediation and AI: Revolutionising Dispute Resolution in the Digital Age

    In the ever-evolving landscape of artificial intelligence (AI), the potential for disputes is as vast as the technology ...

    Promoting ADR in the Civil Justice System: A New Era Begins with CPR Amendments

    As of October 1, 2024, the civil justice landscape in England and Wales has taken a transformative step. A significant ...

    Data Breaches and Liability in the Age of AI: Who’s responsible?

    As Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to revolutionise industries such as healthcare, finance, and logistics, it also ...

    Mediation in Planning: A Look Over the Border

    The benefits of resolving disputes through mediation are well known and include speed, flexibility, cost, confidentiality ...

    The Barrister Group Tax Conference 2024

    We're pleased to announce the TBG Isle of Man Tax Law Conference 2024.

    Being a Barrister: Myth and Reality

    It is plausible to suggest that there is a perception held by those who lie outside of the justice system that barristers ...

    AI-Generated Content and Copyright: Evolving Legal Boundaries in English Law

    The rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in creative fields is presenting significant challenges to copyright ...

    Privy Council Broadens the Constitutional Right to "Protection of the Law"

    On 24 May 2021 the Privy Council gave an important judgment, stressing the wide-ranging scope and effect of the ...