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Exit payments (or severance payments) in the public sector have been the subject of much media scrutiny in recent months. As employment lawyers acting for...

Laura Nabozny, our personal injury partner, explains what you should do if you have suffered a serious injury through no fault of your own. She...

The month of September has given us a couple of surprising EAT decisions and both are in favour of employees! The first one considers whether...

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Four Morrish members of staff – Emily Meredith, Carrie King, Rizz Bashir and Tony Rippon will be taking part in a Firewalk to raise money for our Charity of...

Questions such as: what is medical negligence? what should I do if I think I’ve suffered a medical accident? what do I have to prove...

In Dronsfield v University of Reading the EAT looks at the involvement and influence of third parties such as Human Resources in disciplinary procedures. Mr...