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Small claims limit in personal injury claims: what it means for you
If you’ve been told your injury claim falls within the ‘small claims limit’, whether by your insurer, your solicitor or the other side’s representative, it can feel like your injury...
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TUPE and workers: where do they stand?
It isn’t always clear whether someone is an employee, a worker or genuinely self-employed. Cases involving Uber, Pimlico Plumbers and Deliveroo have shown how much turns on that label. It...
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How smartwatches can help with personal injury claims
Think that little gadget can just track your sleep? Think again. Your smartwatch can actually provide crucial evidence in a personal injury claim. Evidence in personal injury claims is no...
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Seeing someone you love get seriously hurt can stay with you long after the accident itself. You might replay what you saw, struggle to sleep, or find that everyday situations...
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Employment tribunal fees were scrapped by the Supreme Court in 2017: are they still free in 2026?
Employment tribunal fees were ruled unlawful and subsequently scrapped in 2017, but is this still the case nearly 10 years on? Here’s where things stand now and what you need...
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Can my boss check my emails and messages?
You’ve sent a quick personal message from your work laptop or moaned to a colleague about a meeting on Teams. Then a worrying thought comes to mind: can my boss...
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How to choose the right personal injury lawyer
If you’ve suffered an injury in an accident that wasn’t your fault, making a personal injury claim may help bring some closure, as well as help fund your recovery and...
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ABC v Huntercombe: can vicarious liability be transferred to a third party under TUPE?
Earlier this year, the Court of Appeal supported the High Court’s ruling that vicarious liability cannot be transferred to a third party under TUPE in the case of ABC v...
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NDAs and gagging clauses at work: what the law says now
Generally speaking, non-disclosure agreements forbid an employee from publicly disclosing information about their employer. But what does this ‘information’ include? What is an NDA? A non-disclosure agreement (NDA), sometimes called...
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Prenups: what the TV dramas get right and wrong
If you have watched Sky’s latest drama War, you might have seen the cardboard box marked ‘Prenup’ and the weight the characters place on it. It makes for good television....
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What happens to company shares when a shareholder dies, divorces or leaves?
Most corporate documents are drafted with the expectation that they will never be used in anger, and constitutional documents (a company’s articles of association) are no different. However, when a crisis...
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Your guide to commercial contracts
Every business relies on contracts, whether it’s a supplier agreement, a service agreement or terms and conditions. However, many business owners assume a signed document is all it takes to...
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