Serious Incident Investigations: Full disclosure of NHS records

Guildhall Chambers (Chambers of James Townsend) | Personal Injury Law Journal | September 2016 #148
Selena Plowden discusses the legal frameworks and likely objections to the release of documents by an NHS trust ‘In the context of a request for documents in contemplation of litigation, claimant lawyers must consider whether it is right that these documents should be withheld and the legal basis for any such claim.’ This article addresses …

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Discrimination Law: Claims by equity partners

Devereux Chambers | Employment Law Journal | November 2011 #125
Employment tribunals are increasingly having to resolve discrimination claims brought against partnerships. Suzanne McKie and Laura Bell look at the key issues ‘When seeking to resolve disputes within a partnership structure, it is common to have informal “without-prejudice chats” between partners to keep disputes low-key.’It is fair to say that equity partners are becoming increasingly …

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