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Pensions legislation and case law update: the latest developments week ended 23 July
In this week’s update, we cover the proposed increase to the minimum pension age, changes to the scheme pays legislation being introduced by the draft Finance Bill …
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The National Security and Investment Act 2021 and its implications for banks and lenders
In this article, we consider how the new National Security and Investment Act 2021 is likely to affect banking and finance transactions. We outline the risks banks …
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Liquidated damages and termination: the final word from the Supreme Court
This article clarifies how to interpret a liquidated damages clause when delayed works have been terminated before practical completion.
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Pensions legislation and case law update: the latest developments over the last four weeks and week ended 16 July 2021
In this week’s update, we provide a round-up of the latest developments including two Court of Appeal decisions and all other updates week ended 16 July 2021.
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Axminster Carpets: High Court rules on forfeiture and limitation in relation to historic claims for pension arrears
We consider the High Court decision of Mr Justice Morgan on forfeiture and limitation in relation to historic claims for pension arrears under the Axminster Carpets…
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‘Hybrid’ office work guidance
Post-restrictions, there is a demand for home working to continue that most businesses recognise and accept. In this insight, we provide an overview of the hybrid w…
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Post pandemic: a right to work from home?
In this insight, we consider whether an employee who has worked from home through the pandemic can now claim that they have a legal right to work from home permanen…
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Is your workplace COVID secure for 19 July 2021?
This article looks at the new Government guidance, which outlines how employers can make their workplaces COVID secure for the 19th July 2021 unlocking.
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How far is too far in relation to strike out?
This article looks at a recent case whereby the actions of the claimant were so severe, the claim was struck out at tribunal and consequently dismissed.
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Personal Guarantee effect of insolvency proceedings overseas
Can a jurisdictional challenge be made successfully to avoid English proceedings under a guarantee and indemnity agreement? This article considers a key case where …