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09
Feb
2021
Can an employer insist that its employees get the COVID19 vaccination?
Written by
Emma-Louise Hewitt
The rollout of the COVID19 vaccination is well underway in the UK with those 70 and over being vaccinated first. However, as the scheme continues to move at pace with hundreds of thousands being vaccinated daily, many employers will be considering...
08
Feb
2021
Commercial contracts undermined by Lockdown – Where do losses fall?
Written by
Roy Colaba
Lockdowns put into force in response to the COVID-19 pandemic have rendered many commercial contracts unprofitable if not entirely inoperable. In a guideline case, the High Court considered where unforeseen losses arising under a local authority...
18
Jan
2021
Supreme Court decision hands lifeline to struggling businesses
Written by
Dean Parnell
The global COVID-19 pandemic has had a huge impact on business and many businesses have struggled to stay afloat due to the restrictions placed on trading at various times by the Government. Ranging from closure orders to limiting the sale of...
12
Jan
2021
Owed money and tired of excuses? The Law knows how pressure is applied
Written by
Sydney Mitchell
Many businesses and individuals who are owed money sadly become accustomed to hearing explanations and excuses for non-payment. However, as one case showed, specialist lawyers do not give up and are adept at bringing relentless pressure to bear on...
11
Jan
2021
COVID-19 – Ruling underlines desperate impact on care home residents
Written by
Tracy Creed
Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, it is becoming increasingly hard to see where the balance of harm lies between the risk of exposing care home residents to a life-threatening virus and compromising their most basic quality of life. The Court of...
22
Dec
2020
Low-Paid Workers' Union Triumphs in COVID-19 Health and Safety Test Case
Written by
Dean Parnell
Many low-paid workers who have an essential role in keeping the nation moving are at particularly high risk from the COVID-19 pandemic. In a ground-breaking decision, the High Court came to their aid in ruling that the Government is obliged under...
16
Dec
2020
Business crushed by COVID-19? The Law can help so don't abandon hope
Written by
Leanne Schneide...
Many otherwise thriving companies have been thrown into financial dire straits by the COVID-19 pandemic. However, company and insolvency lawyers are doing all they can to ensure an eventual return to prosperity and, as a High Court case showed,...
01
Dec
2020
'All Risks' Business Interruption Policy does not cover COVID-19 losses
Written by
Dean Parnell
Many businesses are furious that their 'all risks' business interruption insurance may not cover them against losses arising from the COVID-19 lockdown. The High Court has, however, emphasised that sympathy for their plight cannot affect the settled...
18
Aug
2020
Family Judge's overheard comments on Zoom gave appearance of bias
Written by
Karen Moores
Remote hearings via Zoom, Skype and other communications software have made it possible for the family justice system to continue functioning during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, as a Court of Appeal case showed, such hearings carry the ever-...
30
Jul
2020
UPDATE AND REMINDER Furlough Scheme change from 1 August for the #jobretentionscheme
Written by
Emma-Louise Hewitt
Redundancy Payments From 30 July all furloughed employees are to receive redundancy payments calculated at 100% of their normal pay, rather than the reduced furlough rate. Furlough Scheme Changes from 1 August 2020 From 1 August the Furlough...
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