In the case of East Kent Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust v Levy, the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has held that an employee’s letter to her employer giving one...
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In the case of Mutombo-Mpania v Angard Staffing Solutions Ltd, the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) held that an employee was not a disabled person as he had not...
On 6th September 2018, HM Treasury published information concerning draft proposals regarding actuarial revaluation of public service pension schemes. HM Treasury...
Q I was married for 26 years. My husband left me 3 years ago for a woman with young children and, last year, they bought a house together. He says he has no money to help me...
Q When my husband got divorced in 2012, he made a will leaving everything to his two sons by his previous marriage. I have been married to him for 18 months after living with...
Q. My wife and I recently separated and we would like a nice, easy, ‘no fault’ divorce. How can we go about this?
A. In order to petition for a divorce there is one...
We are delighted to announce that our Employment team has been appointed as legal advisers to the South Wales Fire and Rescue Service on matters of Employment...
There has been a huge rise in the number of couples citing “unreasonable behaviour” as grounds for obtaining a quick divorce.
Researchers at Oxford University found that...
A wealthy businessman has left millions to the charity Oxfam after inserting a common tragedy clause into his will.
Richard Cousins died along with his two sons, his...