Irwin Mitchell

Part 26A challenge costs: to be determined following Virgin Active sanction

A balancing act Creditors with legitimate grounds to challenge scheme or restructuring plan proposals and who assist the court in so...

23/04/21

Joanne Moseley

Holidays abroad - employers' questions answered

Earlier this month, the transport secretary, Grant Shapps, said that people can 'start to think about foreign travel' again. He didn't...

22/04/21

Jane Anderson

Weddings in a pandemic – where are we now as we come out of coronavirus lockdown ?

By Katherine East, a solicitor at Irwin Mitchell It’s been a year, almost to the day, since Katherine East wrote an article about the...

21/04/21

Joanne Moseley

Covid-19: employee who refused to return to work because be believed his workplace posed a 'serious and imminent' danger loses unfair dismissal claim

In Rodgers v Leeds Laser Cutting Limited, the Employment Tribunal had to decide if an employee had been unfairly dismissed after he...

13/04/21

Joanne Moseley

Another tribunal finds that menopausal symptoms amount to a disability

Some years ago we highlighted the case of Davies v Scottish Courts and Tribunal Service which considered whether menopausal symptoms...

08/04/21

Irwin Mitchell

Keeping it Class E: the Regs are out!

Just before Easter Nicola wrote about a MHCLG Announcement detailing that at a new set of permitted development rights for Class E to...

08/04/21

David Shirt

Get rich quick or too good to be true? - giveaway raffles, staying on the right side of gambling provision regulations

By Craig Weston and Alexandra Marchant from Irwin Mitchell's Regulatory Investigation Group Giveaway raffles are becoming more prevalent...

01/04/21