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It’s commonplace for individuals to check out a potential employer’s company website or Facebook page, but does it work the other way around? Is it ever legitimate for an employer to check a candidate’s social networking profile before employing them? ... read more
December 2nd, 2013
Silence can be fool’s gold: the potentially heavy costs consequences of ignoring an offer to mediate – Robert Rhodes QC, FCIArb and Simon Robinson MCIArb consider the implications of recent Court of Appeal caselaw. ... read more
November 13th, 2013
  Amazing Treasure Trove found – Degenerate art looted by the Nazis A major cache of Nazis looted artwork has been discovered in an 80 year old man’s flat in Schwabing. 1,500 priceless artworks estimated to be worth over a billion Euros was hidden behind large stock piles of rotting old tins of... ... read more
November 5th, 2013
  COME TO A BARRISTER FIRST – THEY’LL GUIDE YOU THROUGH THE WHOLE PROCESS ... read more
October 29th, 2013
Direct Public Access.... where are chambers at?  Chambers and barristers don’t need to procrastinate to make the decision as to where "they" are at, it’s really quite simple, clients and customers are already making it for you...... it's online.  ... read more
October 1st, 2013
Employment disputes in the workplace cost time and money, with the fear of tribunal often acting as a significant barrier for businesses, particularly SMEs. It is often cited a factor in dissuading companies from taking on staff, which could, ultimately, disrupt the growth of their business. ... read more
October 1st, 2013
Cumulative Impact Zones: failure to prepare is preparing to fail by Jeremy Philips ... read more
September 1st, 2013
Commenting on DIY Divorces,  family law specialist Joanna Toch    ... read more
August 30th, 2013

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Claire Miller, a qualified barrister, offered profound thanks to the 30 people who helped lift a taxi under which she was inexplicably trapped to free her without serious injury. Recovering at her home she called Londoners “the greatest people on Earth”. posted on August 20th, 2015
A senior judge has recommended the setting up of a new online court for dealing with all monetary claims up to £25,000. This is the key recommendation of a report by Lord Justice Briggs into reforms of the courts system called The Civil Courts Structure Review: Final Report. posted on July 28th, 2016
Making private copies of music from CDs people have bought is illegal again, after the UK High Court overturned a law change that permitted the making of copies for personal use. Legislation came into effect in October that allowed buyers to copy items they’d purchased into a personal library. posted on July 20th, 2015