Employment Law Journal | November 2018
Christopher Fisher and Jennifer Watts assess the impact of the Court of Appeal’s ruling in Timis v Osipov and examine what employers should do now
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The Commercial Litigation Journal | August 2018
Susan Rosser and Catherina Yurchyshyn assess a recent decision on conspiracy to breach a court order
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The Commercial Litigation Journal | June 2018
Raid Abu-Manneh, Ali Auda and Jonathan Clarke discuss a hot topic at the Paris Arbitration Week
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The Commercial Litigation Journal | April 2018
James Whitaker reflects on adverse costs orders
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Procurement & Outsourcing Journal | March 2018
Miles Robinson and Zahra Rose Khawaja examine the need for airtight termination clauses to safeguard claims for damages
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The Commercial Litigation Journal | September 2017
Susan Rosser and Jonny Cohen consider a recent case of accidental disclosure
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Employment Law Journal | September 2017
The Court of Appeal has failed to resolve uncertainty over whether a complaint about a breach of a worker’s own employment contract can amount to a protected disclosure, explain Christopher Fisher and Tanem Taskin
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The Commercial Litigation Journal | October 2016
In the second of two articles, Ian McDonald and Daniel Cook conclude their consideration of malicious prosecution
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The Commercial Litigation Journal | June 2016
In the first of two articles, Ian McDonald and Daniel Cook examine the possible expansion of malicious prosecution
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Employment Law Journal | February 2015
Employers must provide employees with substantial consideration in exchange for signing up to new contract terms if they are to be effective, explains Stefan Martin
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