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  • In-House Employment Lawyers Coffee Break: Episode 7 - Holiday pay and reasonable adjustments

    30 May 2024

    Listen here for the latest developments and essential practical takeaways (short enough to fit into a 10-minute coffee break!). Lawyers from our IHELC team will discuss key developments in employment law with our usual pragmatism and insight, a touch of humour and a sharp focus on the in-house lawyer’s perspective.

  • Gender Pay Parity – Does it really make a difference?

    25 June 2018

    Kathryn Weaver joined a recent BritCham panel discussion in Hong Kong on Gender Pay Parity to discuss if the rising awareness has really made a difference.

  • Advertising - Real Estate

    Advertising, brand and marketing occupiers can have a large and diverse portfolio of real estate which may not only comprise office buildings but can include specialised buildings such as media space, shared working space and advertising hoardings.

  • James Davies comments on how employment law is not ready for the Metaverse in the International Employment Lawyer

    04 February 2022

    After a two-year-long global pandemic, most of us will now consider ourselves expert – or at least proficient – in using remote working tools, such as Zoom or Microsoft Teams. These tools have been invaluable to communicate with colleagues around the globe, but they may soon be rendered obsolete by Big Tech.

  • Ready Player ET1: employment disputes in the metaverse

    11 February 2022

    The metaverse and virtual reality offer opportunities but look set to throw up new employment issues around diversity, misconduct and more. Are we ready?

  • Creating a lasting change (Reading)

    04 July 2018

    2017 was the year women’s workplace issues dominated the public conversation. As the year closed, the media spotlight was firmly focused on sexual harassment and the far reaching #metoo campaign. But it hasn’t just been about sexual harassment - the Hampton-Alexander review showed that women remain under-represented at senior levels across all sectors and the pace of change needs to be accelerated.

  • The International Comparative Legal Guide – Digital Business 2023 is now live and available to read online

    08 June 2023

    The fourth edition of ICLG – Digital Business has been produced in association with Lewis Silkin's James Gill and covers key issues in digital business laws and regulations across 15 jurisdictions.

  • Reactivation Notice: Pursuant to Practice Direction 55C

    07 August 2020

    Landlords wishing to proceed with possession action issued before 3 August 2020 and which has been stayed automatically by CPR55.29 must file and serve a written notice (a “reactivation notice”) confirming that they wish the case to be listed, relisted, heard or referred.

  • Rates debate - Re-development or disrepair?

    07 July 2017

    Business rates have been big news recently following the Government’s controversial revaluation which took effect from 1 April 2017. Against the backdrop of all this negativity, the Supreme Court decision of Newbigin (Valuation Officer) v S J & J Monk [2017] at least provided some positive news for those carrying out developments or refurbishments of property.

  • Irate RBS bankers could challenge bonus clawbacks

    08 March 2013

    In an eFinancialCareers article, James Davies suggests that the investment bankers who have had their bonuses reduced, or even clawed back, in response to the breaches of others may challenge the decision as it could appear to be legally dubious. James argues that issues arise when bonus clawbacks are used as penalties rather than as recompense for damage done. RBS, which is 82 percent owned by the UK government, announced last week that it was cutting bonuses for 2012 and clawing back bonuses for previous years to cover its £390m Libor fixing fine.

  • Andrew Osborne's comments featured for a range of leading news outlets

    22 November 2018

    Andrew Osborne's comments on the effect of Brexit on foreign player imports to the Premier League have been featured for ESPN, Mail Online and Bloomberg.

  • Paul Rajput

    Paul Rajput

    Partner

    I am partner in and head of the firm’s Corporate legal practice group and my practice covers a wide range of corporate and company matters.

  • Raising finance in London

    09 February 2009

    Initial public offerings are not the only way to raise money in London writes Nadim Khan in the Mining Journal article.

  • Broadcast: Fremantle raises questions over Bring the Noise

    28 October 2015

    Originally published in Broadcast: Fremantle Media UK has written to Sky and the indie behind Bring the Noise seeking assurances that the music panel show is unrelated to a format it previously pitched to the broadcaster.

  • It never rains, but it pours…(Brands & IP Newsnotes - issue 1)

    27 September 2015

    Registered designs are used to protect the appearance of products. In considering whether to allow registration, several factors come into play: what else is already out there (the ‘prior art’); who will use it (the ‘informed user’); and what ‘degree of freedom’ does the designer have in arriving at the particular design?

  • Cliff Fluet to lead International Radio Festival's Audio Conference

    03 October 2018

    The use of Blockchain technology in the audio world will be explored by Cliff Fluet at the International Radio Festival’s Audio Conference in Malta on 1st November.

  • Brinsley Dresden interviewed for BBC Radio 5 Live: Iceland's banned Christmas ad

    15 November 2018

    Brinsley Dresden has taken part in an interview for BBC Radio 5 Live in which he discusses Clearcast's decision to refuse clearance for a Christmas TV commercial for Iceland.

  • Alan Hunt comments in Drapers magazine - Gucci apologises for 'racist' jumper

    08 February 2019

    Alan Hunt has commented in an article for Drapers which discusses luxury fashion brand Gucci's apology for selling a black balaclava jumper after social media users claimed it was racist.

  • Rachel Francis-Lang

    Rachel Francis-Lang

    Partner

    I am a general real estate lawyer acting for corporate occupiers, investors, financiers and developers and my experience is accordingly diverse.

  • A milestone for R&D agreements?

    06 July 2017

    R&D agreements can often cover commercially significant and highly technical subject areas. In Astex Therapeutics Limited v AstraZeneca AB [2017] EWHC 1442 (Ch) the court has had to decide on the interpretation of an R&D agreement and whether certain “collaboration compounds” were within the scope of the agreement, triggering milestone payments or not.

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