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Wife Sees Off Bankruptcy Trustees’ Attempt to Sell Off Her Home
When people dispose of assets shortly before having themselves declared bankrupt, it is inevitable that eyebrows will often…
Agency Workers Have No Right to Apply for Vacant Permanent Positions
Agency workers have a right to be informed by those who hire them of permanent positions that become…
Poor Contract Drafting Leaves the Door Wide Open to Employment Disputes
Inept and non-professional drafting of contracts is an open invitation to employment disputes. That was certainly so in…
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Caused Delay in Lodging Discrimination Claim
Disability discrimination claims that are filed outside a three-month statutory time limit will usually be dismissed without a…
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Caused Delay in Lodging Claim
Disability discrimination claims that are filed outside a three-month statutory time limit will usually be dismissed without a…
Incorporation of English Jurisdiction Clause Arguably ‘Went Without Saying’
In a novel decision of interest to the international trading community, the High Court ruled it arguable that…
Green Belt Aggregate Extraction Proposal Receives High Court Green Light
Sometimes long-term environmental advantages can only be obtained at the price of shorter-term harm and disturbance to local…
Cleaner Unfairly Dismissed Following ‘Engineered’ Disciplinary Process
Employers may be put under pressure by an unhappy client to take action against a particular employee. However,…
COVID-19 Whistleblower Succeeds in Automatic Unfair Dismissal Claim
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many employees have complained that social distancing and other precautions were not enforced with…
Time of the Essence in Pandemic Face Masks Contract – High Court Ruling
The race to acquire scarce personal protective equipment at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic provided the context…
Media Contract Dispute – COVID-19 Pandemic Was a ‘Force Majeure Event’
The suspension of live sporting events during the COVID-19 pandemic was a force majeure event that justified early…
Feel You Have Been Unfairly Denied a Public Contract? You Need to Act Fast
If you feel that you have been unfairly denied a public contract you need to act fast and…
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