AXA ruling raises as many questions as it answers
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How to deal with online conspirators: a sticky problem
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Cutting the deficit: the legal hurdles
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Interpreting commercial contracts: a plane task?
Where two large businesses contract, there is an assumption that they appreciate ... Read more |
Auto-enrolment: the pensions 2012 countdown
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The Middle East: IP issues resulting from government-led initiatives to boost technology developmen
In this article we identify some of the intellectual property issues that will be of importance for anyone involved in technology development in the Middle East, ... Read more |
Review: ten notable Scottish cases of 2011
Robin Macpherson (left) and Joseph Farmer (right) of Brodies LLP highlight the ten most significant Scottish cases of the past year in the commercial and public law spheres and analyse their potential impact Read more |
Employment law: Christmas round-up
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The judgment of the UK Supreme Court in the case of AXA General Insurance Ltd & ors v The Lord Advocate & ors [2011], issued on 12 October 2011, marks the ... 
Ever wondered why that obviously fake, self-righteous review of your company’s service, sits stubbornly underneath your carefully manicured LinkedIn page? Or why that obscure blog attacking your CEO sits firmly on ... 
The UK Coalition’s programme for government set out that deficit reduction, and continuing to ensure economic recovery were the most urgent issues facing Britain.
It then started ... 
In an attempt by the government to face up to the looming national pension savings gap, the legislation requiring all employers and employees to contribute a minimum ... 
As the end of the year approaches, Kirsty Rogers, national head of employment at DWF, reviews some of the most important cases, regulations and legislation in the field of employment law over the past 12 months, as well as analysing the issues that in-house lawyers can expect to be dealing with in the months ahead