Changes to pre-employment checks on the right to work in the UK
The current laws regarding pre-employment checks on foreign recruits is due to change from 6 April 2022.
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Ambush! – Application to revisit determined arguments and introduce new claims refused
The judge merely allowed for fixed costs in accordance with the Small Claims Track cost regime
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Opportunistic and misconceived claim for psychological harm struck out at a preliminary hearing
Consumer seeking to throw everything and the kitchen sink at our member in the vain hope that something might just stick
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Winning cases in court
The factors for the court to decide are: whether the breach was serious, why it occurred, and all other circumstances.
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Online sales tax (OST)
With different interpretations of distance sales being bandied about, it is hard to see if and how OST will ever get implemented.
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Personal Injury Claims
Your insurers will know exactly what to do to ensure the rules are followed, and therefore, the Claimant will not win on a technicality.
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Why did you replace that? That must prove it was faulty!
The customer rejected the vehicle under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 (CRA) on the basis that it was within 30 days of purchase and the vehicle was not of satisfactory quality or fit for purpose.
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End of COVID-19 restrictions – Employment implications
Until 24 March 2022, Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) will continue to be available to employees who self-isolate.
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FCA adds to “no win, no fee” compensation culture
It was found in a FCA report that car finance consumers may have been overcharged and deceived when arranging their car finance deals.
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Are you ready for the UK’s data landscape change?
The ramifications for not having the correct policy and procedures in place could be costly, not only by a fine from the ICO for not paying your fee, but also by being reported for data breach
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Divorcing couples and their cars
The vast majority of cases are not theft. They are civil disputes and for this reason we would initially recommend speaking to a solicitor or Citizens Advice.
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Get it in writing
Besides being an account of entirely unreasonable customer behaviour, this is an example of what can go wrong with oral agreements.
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