Discrimination

Articles

Choose your court
Solicitors Journal

Choose your court

Michael Salter and Chris Bryden provide practical guidance on the most suitable forum in workplace discrimination claims
Crashing out
Solicitors Journal

Crashing out

The recent case of Casey v Cartwright provides guidance on the circumstances where defendants in low velocity impact claims can rely on their own expert evidence, says Elizabeth Jones, but there are still loopholes
Practice area focus: children law
Solicitors Journal

Practice area focus: children law

Children law is beset by difficult issues: Jean-Yves Gilg reports on open courts, legal funding and lawyers' concerns over a creaking system
Update: trusts
Solicitors Journal

Update: trusts

Finance Act 2006 changesInter vivos trusts Trusts IPDIsBereaved minors18-25 trustsTransitional provisionsLife policiesCGT and modernisationSettlor interested trustTrustee residence By Catherine Sanders
Natural Act (2)
Solicitors Journal

Natural Act (2)

In his second article on the Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006, James Pavey analyses how new provisions on wildlife protection, Sites of Special Interest and National Parks will affect landowners, farmers, and the planning process
Expert immunity after GMC v Meadow
Solicitors Journal

Expert immunity after GMC v Meadow

Nicholas Peacock and Charles Foster debate the consequences of the decision in GMC v Professor Sir Roy Meadow [2006] EWCA Civ 1390
Out with bullying
Solicitors Journal

Out with bullying

Bullying can have disastrous consequences, warns Jonathan Chamberlain
Race claims
Solicitors Journal

Race claims

Binder Bansel and Felicia Epstein look at discrimination claims and employers' confidentiality