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penningtons manches llp clare arthurs and nicole finlayson consider wrotham park damages and how the range of circumstances in which they can be claimed has narrowed... read more employment law journal awards for damages: one step could not side-step usual contract breach principles charles russell speechlys llp wrotham park damages are unavailable in most employment cases even if it is difficult to quantify the losses from an employee’s contractual breach, write emma bartlett and emma humphreys... read more practice tips: crucial competencies for in-house employment lawyers lewis silkin kirstie allison offers a personal perspective on working in house and some suggestions on how to perform the role effectively... read more human rights: how to tackle modern slavery in the supply chain mishcon de reya with the government and businesses under pressure to do more to combat modern slavery, will winch, nina o’sullivan and dana kamranova look at how employers can take effective action to stamp out labour exploitation... read more references: new high court guidance on giving a negative opinion about former employees hine legal fudia smartt and daniel stander give advice on how to write a reference in light of a recent high court ruling on employers’ duty to be fair and not to mislead... read more shared parental leave: failure to enhance and discrimination: uncertainty reigns trowers & hamlins llp rebecca mcguirk and anna scott consider the second ruling in less than a month on whether enhancing maternity pay but not shared parental leave (spl) pay constitutes sex discrimination against men... read more employment contracts: when does notice of dismissal start to run? weightmans llp a recent case has highlighted the significant financial consequences that can arise if it is not clear when an employee’s notice begins, report phil allen and louise singh... read more legal news: employment update hogan lovells jo broadbent and anvita sharma round up recent case law and developments affecting employers and their advisers... read more technology: artificial intelligence and the future of work norton rose fulbright following a panel discussion organised by his firm, paul griffin considers the legal challenges posed by ai, particularly in the recruitment process... read more family law journal international focus: make a choice laytons sophie ducamp-monod and simrun garcha examine forthcoming eu regulations changing the ways in which british spouses may deal with their property in france... read more periodical payments: creative accounting harrogate family law emma doughty explores the practical challenges when negotiating periodical payments, with a particular focus on cases involving a high-earning spouse... read more undertakings: considering the options paris smith llp danielle taylor outlines the use, drafting and enforcement of undertakings in financial remedy proceedings... read more private children: extended families bell & buxton demelza wrigley considers the extent to which the courts will accommodate a person who is not a legal parent as to contact with a child... read more joint bank accounts: shared intentions vardags antonia barker analyses the approach to joint accounts and the significance of a declaration as to the beneficial ownership of such an account... read more surrogacy: welfare first setfords solicitors jeremy ford reviews recent developments and proposed reforms to the law relating to surrogacy... read more interim orders: lack of consensus jmw katie lowe and clare williams look at the options for an interim order for sale, and the differing approaches taken by the courts... read more local authority duties: limited liability wansbroughs in the conclusion to a two-part analysis, robert hams, lord edward faulks qc and paul stagg examine the court of appeal‘s approach to local authority duties and the implications of its judgment in cn v poole borough council... read more personal injury law journal cpr part 7: breaking with protocol 3pb barristers luke ashby outlines when it is reasonable to leave the el/pl protocol... read more case report: dryden v johnson matthey plc [2018] uksc 18 12 king's bench walk (chambers of paul russell qc) asymptomatic physiological changes; actionable injury; economic loss... read more costs: all roads lead to rome qm legal costs although the route may be different, the amount of costs awarded may be similar under the protocol or the court’s general discretion under cpr 44.3, as paul jones explains... read more duty of care: finding fault 1 chancery lane in the first of a two-part analysis, robert hams, lord edward faulks qc and paul stagg summarise the background to the court of appeal decision in cn v poole borough council and the line of relevant authorities on negligence... read more fundamental dishonesty: more than a little white lie osbornes andrew middlehurst discusses how s57 of the criminal justice and courts act 2015 is being interpreted... read more non-surgical cosmetic procedures: not looking so good zenith chambers ruwena khan analyses the effectiveness of government reform amid the growing number of complaints after cosmetic interventions... read more employment: sexual harassment in the workplace devereux chambers marianne tutin examines how claims for sexual harassment can be brought in the civil courts, particularly if limitation is an issue for employment tribunal proceedings... read more safeguarding: child sexual abuse in sport st john's buildings (chambers of sally harrison qc) philip md grundy and paul stewart consider who are the potential defendants in an action for damages and preventative measures for the future... read more procurement & outsourcing journal legislation: going public millstream duncan dallas sets out the new procurement thresholds... read more planning: illusive indexes tlt llp alexandra holsgrove jones and katherine evans report on the recent amendment to the indexation provisions of the cil regulations... read more remedies: perilous profits fenwick elliott jeremy glover examines the recoverability of overheads and profits as part of a damages claim... read more technology: in a galaxy far far away mills & reeve claire williams summarises the latest government response to the cybersecurity directive... read more energy: be ever ready paris smith llp peter kershaw answers some

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