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‘Fairness’ and ‘equality of arms’ in divorce

Bircham Dyson Bell
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United Kingdom
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April 12 2013

When making financial orders on divorce (or dissolution of civil partnership), the court exercises a wide discretion. The court is specifically

Christian worker required to work on Sundays

Bircham Dyson Bell
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United Kingdom
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April 4 2013

In Mba v Mayor and Burgesses of the London Borough of Merton, the EAT has considered whether a Christian care worker suffered indirect religious

Stringfellows lap dancer was not an employee

Bircham Dyson Bell
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United Kingdom
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April 4 2013

In Stringfellows Restaurants Ltd v Quashie, the Court of Appeal has reinstated the Employment Tribunal's decision that a lap dancer was self-employed

Checking criminal records breaches right to respect for private life

Bircham Dyson Bell
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United Kingdom
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April 4 2013

The current statutory scheme for checking criminal records requires the blanket disclosure of all spent warnings, convictions and cautions in

Right to manifest religious belief

Bircham Dyson Bell
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European Union, United Kingdom
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April 4 2013

The key issue for the European Court of Human Rights in Eweida and Others v UK was whether a fair balance had been struck between an individual's

Standing for long periods at work is a ‘normal day-to-day activity’ when assessing disability

Bircham Dyson Bell
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United Kingdom
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April 4 2013

In order to qualify as 'disabled' under the Equality Act 2010, an employee must have a physical or mental impairment which has a substantial and

Whose money is it anyway?

Bircham Dyson Bell
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United Kingdom
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March 21 2013

Litigation can often be very expensive; sadly sometimes disproportionately so compared to the value of the dispute measured in purely financial terms

Rubenstein and trustees: a need to reconsider claims for investment losses?

Bircham Dyson Bell
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United Kingdom
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March 21 2013

In the wake of the global financial crisis, people expected a massive surge in litigation by investors looking for someone to blame for their losses

Nine out of ten - what the HS2 judgment means

Bircham Dyson Bell
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United Kingdom
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March 15 2013

Judicial review (Jr) proceedings were launched by four parties: Buckinghamshire County Council and 14 other local authorities (most of the members

Should an employee take holiday while on sick leave?

Bircham Dyson Bell
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United Kingdom
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March 13 2013

It hasn’t exactly been a slow news week, but that hasn’t stopped the story of Paul Marshallsea making the headlines. Again. You may recall that Mr

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‘Fairness’ and ‘equality of arms’ in divorce

Christian worker required to work on Sundays

Stringfellows lap dancer was not an employee

Checking criminal records breaches right to respect for private life

Right to manifest religious belief

Standing for long periods at work is a ‘normal day-to-day activity’ when assessing disability

Whose money is it anyway?

Rubenstein and trustees: a need to reconsider claims for investment losses?

Nine out of ten - what the HS2 judgment means

Should an employee take holiday while on sick leave?

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