In 2007, Stephenson Harwood launched an African secondee programme, to offer lawyers in Africa the opportunity to spend time with the firm in London and help provide an in.. More
As part of a series on the continued debate around renationalisation, rail partners Tammy Samuel and Darren Fodey discuss the William Rail Review and the prospect of renat.. More
The EAT ruled in its recent decision of Phoenix House v Stockman, that if an employee takes a covert recording this conduct will often – but not always – justify their dis.. More
As the crackdown on economic crime continues, it is no surprise that the number of complaints regarding bank account closures is growing. More
Harriet Campbell and Galina Usorova consider how a number of recent high-profile world-wide freezing orders have been set aside because of the claimants’ failure to discha.. More
Writing for Rail Professional, David Berry and Suzanne Tarplee explore the ramifications of smart ticketing adoption by TOCs. More
This edition of snapshot looks at the latest legal developments in pensions. More
In Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken AB v Conway & another [2019] UKPC 36, the Privy Council upheld the decision of the Court of Appeal of the Cayman Islands. More
Welcome to the August 2019 edition of our Data Protection bulletin, our monthly update on key developments in data protection law. More