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legalease law journals | wills & trusts law reports skip to content legalease law journals -- menu home journals the commercial litigation journal employment law journal family law journal personal injury law journal procurement & outsourcing journal property law journal trusts & estates law and tax journal wtlr search contact advertising subscriptions privacy policy indices scroll down to content the commercial litigation journal arbitration: the art of adjudication penningtons manches llp rustam dubash, clare arthurs and harriet champkin present an overview of crucial arbitration case law... read more practice: backing up the bench stewarts law llp laura jenkins and mike mccabe question why assessors and judicial assistants are not more widely used in commercial litigation... read more enforcement: a cunning plan mayer brown international llp susan rosser and catherina yurchyshyn assess a recent decision on conspiracy to breach a court order... read more american cyanamid: you cannot be serious – john mcenroe, quantum physics and public procurement landmark chambers james neill and chris hoyle provide a commercial litigator’s guide to the suspension of the award of a public contract... read more disclosure: privileged upbringing allen & overy richard farnhill resumes his assessment of the current law of privilege... read more insights by penningtons manches: keep it in context penningtons manches llp clare arthurs and nicole finlayson take a look at limitation of liability... read more costs: the will to win simplypsl sapna garg reports on recent judicial views of success fees... read more contract: it’s all in the timing walker morris llp rob aberdein looks at the judicial implication of contract terms... read more employment law journal internal investigations: how regulated firms can manage seven key issues bryan cave leighton paisner llp bradley houlston, polly james and rebecca harding-hill look at how financial services firms can manage the employment law risks that arise from investigations into potential regulatory breaches... read more data protection: gdpr and immigration requirements – how to fulfil both downs solicitors samar shams explains how to comply with the general data protection regulation (gdpr) when hiring migrant workers... read more transfers of undertakings: tupe trials and tribulations dechert llp charles wynn-evans analyses recent decisions on transfers of undertakings and service provision changes under tupe... read more third-party harassment: court of appeal clarifies employers’ liability weightmans llp a recent ruling has provided much-needed advice on whether an employer is liable if an employee is harassed by a third party such as a client, reports phil allen... read more discrimination: religious or philosophical belief – exploring the boundaries of legal protection fox williams llp joanna chatterton and ed livingstone examine the case law and new acas guidance on religion and belief discrimination... read more employment status: trouble in the pipeline for employers post pimlico plumbers taylor wessing llp sean nesbitt and rachel farr consider the lessons for businesses from the supreme court’s ruling in pimlico plumbers... read more legal news: employment update dla piper uk llp adam hartley rounds up the latest case law and developments affecting employers and their advisers... read more awards for damages: one step could not side-step usual contract breach principles charles russell speechlys llp wrotham park damages are unavailable in most employment cases even if it is difficult to quantify the losses from an employee’s contractual breach, write emma bartlett and emma humphreys... read more family law journal financial provision: a helping hand ketley miller joels che meakins looks at the issue of needs in financial proceedings, and the guidance available to assist parties, practitioners and the courts... read more relocation: putting the pieces together clarke willmott llp rayner grice provides a reminder of the courts’ approach to relocation, within the context of the increased variety and complexity of family life... read more in practice: what’s love got to do with it? switalskis andrew baines explores the role of love in the family courts and how it may impact on all involved in the court process... read more marital agreements: proceed with caution jmw joe ailion highlights a case in which, inter alia, a lack of legal advice in relation to a pre-marital agreement did not protect a dissenting party... read more school fees: making sacrifices vardags kathryn mason considers the courts’ jurisdiction to order the payment of school fees, and the factors that will be taken into account... read more civil partnership: opening up the options mishcon de reya emma willing suggests that the supreme court declaration of incompatibility in relation to civil partnerships is just the start of a very necessary process of change... read more periodical payments: no second bite 1 garden court chambers katherine dunseath and joanne wescott examine the supreme court decision in mills v mills, and the approach to variation of periodical payments subsequent to a capital order... read more private children: to the letter slater and gordon katherine muldoon summarises the requirements in children proceedings involving domestic abuse, and the practice to be adopted as to fact-finding and cross-examination... read more personal injury law journal case report: duce v worcestershire acute hospitals nhs trust [2018] ewca civ 1307 12 king's bench walk (chambers of paul russell qc) limits of the duty of informed consent; breach of duty; causation... read more part 36 offers: all-inclusive bevan brittan llp james manning summarises the key findings in tuson v murphy and highlights the alternative tactics the defendant could have adopted in the case... read more post-traumatic stress disorder: diagnostic and liability issues rushmi sethi rushmi sethi analyses military personal injury claims concerning post-traumatic stress disorder... read more costs: mixing it up with qocs qm legal costs paul jones explains the costs consequences when claims involve both personal injury and non-personal-injury elements... read more litigation tactics: win, lose or pay either way 9 gough square (chambers of andrew ritchie qc) johnathan payne discusses how the way you pursue or defend a claim can impact on costs... read more rta claims: the government’s proposed personal injury reforms carpenters law donna scully considers the possible consequences of the ministry of justice’s fundamental change to how low-value road traffic accident claims are handled... read more indemnity costs: presume nothing hailsham chambers andrew post qc and imran benson look at how there is no presumption in favour of indemnity costs on late acceptance of a part 36 offer... read more accommodation claims: behind the times st john's buildings (chambers of sally harrison qc) philip m d grundy, nick martin, edward j p grundy and matthew smith explain why roberts v johnstone is no longer applicable... read more procurement & outsourcing journal legislation: going public millstream duncan dallas sets out the new procurement thresholds... read more planning: illusive indexes tlt llp alexandra holsgrove jones and katherine evans report on the recent amendment to the indexation provisions of the cil regulations... read more remedies: perilous profits fenwick elliott jeremy glover examines the recoverability of overheads and profits as part of a damages claim... read more technology: in a galaxy far far away mills & reeve claire williams summarises the latest government response to the cybersecurity directive... read more energy: be ever ready paris smith llp peter kershaw answers some key questions on battery storage... read more practice: begin the beguine chris hoyle chris hoyle reflects on effective contract management... read more supply chain: spreading

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