Harassment: Cyberbullying – Covid and beyond

Taylor Wessing LLP | Employment Law Journal | October 2020 #214
Sean Nesbitt and Alex Stones discuss the growing risk of online harassment of staff members, whether by colleagues, ex-employees seeking revenge or cyber campaigners If employers do not allow voices to be raised and enable digital activism to be channelled internally, the first they hear about such allegations may be when they have already gone …

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Contract: Making your mind up

Burges Salmon LLP | The Commercial Litigation Journal | November/December 2017 #76
Tom Whittaker weighs up the judicial scrutiny of contractual discretion ‘Historically, the court has required only that the relevant decision be made without arbitrariness, capriciousness and irrationality. More recent cases, however, suggest that the court may also require that the decision be reasonable.’ Contracts often confer obligations to make decisions, exercise discretion or form opinions …

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