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  • Family Law Arbitration: an alternative to court

    3rd Jun 2025

    Family law barrister and arbitrator Nicola Frost explores the benefits of arbitration as an alternative to court proceedings for  the resolution of family law issues.

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  • TOLATA Round Up

    29th May 2025

    Rachel Bale provides a recent round up of TOLATA / Schedule 1 cases covering:

    • Nilsson and Anor v Cynberg [2024] EWHC 2164 (Ch)
    • Savage v Savage [2024] EWCA Civ 49
    • TK v LK [2024] EWFC 71
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  • Permanent anonymity orders

    27th May 2025

    Gareth Graham considers the case of XY v AB [2025] EAT 66, in which the EAT provides a comprehensive review of the principles to be considered when applications are made for permanent anonymity orders.

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  • Is an error ‘minor’ or ‘major’: when can the EAT extend the time for appealing under Rule 37(5)?

    27th May 2025

    Daniel Brown considers the Court of Appeal's judgment in Melki v Bouygues E and S Contracting UK Ltd [2025] EWCA Civ 585, likely to give the EAT broader discretion to extend time in cases where an appeal is submitted in time but without all the required documents.

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  • When does the withdrawal of a claim take effect?

    23rd May 2025

    Ben Amunwa explores in three stages the sudden withdrawal of employment claims and the issues that can arise as result. Ben first considers the procedure in itself; practical difficulties; timing and finally the wider implications for the administration of justice.

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  • External consultants who undertake Grievances and Disciplinaries are likely agents

    23rd May 2025

    Simon Tibbitts reviews the case of Handa v The Station Hotel (Newcastle) Ltd & Ors [2025] EAT 62, which highlights the complexity of establishing agency within employment contexts, and emphasises the importance of authority, control, and the scope of functions in determining agency relationships.

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  • Watch out: a duty to conduct disciplinary proceedings reasonably?

    23rd May 2025

    Matthew Curtis summarises the case of Woodhead v WTTV Ltd & Anor [2025] EWHC 1128 (KB) and its important learning points for those involved in or advising on disciplinaries and other internal procedures that may give rise to significant mental distress.

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  • The 7 questions to address in a welfare analysis

    13th May 2025

    Second-six pupil barrister Victoria Holland on the case of Re T (Children: Risk Assessment) [2025] EWCA Civ 93, which highlights the importance of analysing all the factors in the welfare checklist when considering a care and placement order instead of relying excessively on the ‘risk of harm’ factor.

    The judgment also sets out a 7-step approach to this analysis.

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  • Forced into submissions

    13th May 2025

    David Beatson investigates the Courts' seemingly increasing propensity in private law cases to push through and deal with contested final hearings on the basis of submissions only.

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  • For Women Scotland v The Scottish Ministers - what are the legal and practical implications for employers?

    30th Apr 2025

    The judgment in For Women Scotland v The Scottish Ministers [2025] UKSC 16 was given on 16 April 2025, making headlines in the national press and internationally. Katherine Anderson considers the practical implications for employers.

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  • Madu v Loughborough College - making costs harder to claim in discrimination cases

    30th Apr 2025

    Mark Green reviews the case of Mr A E Madu v Loughborough College [2025] EAT 52, in which HHJ Tayler provides useful guidance on costs applications in discrimination cases and underlines that litigants in person on the other end of a costs application may need special consideration.

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  • Reasonable fears of future professional harm can justify anonymity in disability claims

    30th Apr 2025

    Michael Smith on F v J [2025] EAT 34, in which the EAT found that the Employment Tribunal had applied the wrong legal test, set the evidential bar too high, and failed to give due weight to the Claimant’s reasonable concerns regarding future professional harm when assessing their application for anonymity.

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