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The Supreme Court has unanimously allowed UNISON’s appeal against the legality of the Employment Tribunals and Employment Tribunal’s Fees Order 2013. It was held that the […]

A recent freedom of information request by the Institute of Occupational Safety and Health has revealed a total of 19 fines imposed for at in excess […]

Deportation: Substance over Form It has become an unwritten policy of the Home Office to appeal whenever they lose a deportation case. As a consequence, the […]

What constitutes a reasonable adjustment in respect of a disabled job applicant ? In the recent case of The Government Legal Services v Brookes UKEAT/0303/16/RN (the Brookes […]

Ukraine: New Country Guidance Following a hiatus of 11 years, the Upper Tribunal has published Country Guidance in respect of asylum claims based upon draft evasion […]

In September 2013 Cardiff County Council obtained a suspended possession order (“SPO”) against one of its tenants. In August 2015 the Council applied for a warrant […]

Lawyer: “Good news. We’ve got the threesome of promise, reliance and detriment, so an equity is raised in your favour” Client: “Great. Give me some figures” […]