The Home Office, EU – and Legal Fairness
Recent months have seen immigration as an issue ever more topical, controversial, and relevant. As migrants attempt to cross into the EU in their thousands – to a mixed reception …
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Canadian Aerospace Company & British Redundancy Law
Amidst falling sales and financial loss globally, Canadian aerospace giant Bombardier earlier this year reluctantly announced job cuts at its plants in Northern Ireland. This is only part of a …
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Snow, Ice & Shoes – Personal Injury Law for the Supreme Court
Miss Kennedy was employed as a home carer by Cordia Services (owned by Glasgow City Council). Her work involved personal home care, with her principal duties being visiting clients in …
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New Fraud Task Force – with Old Fraud Laws
Recent years have seen a dramatic rise of one area of crime – fraud. Reported incidents of fraud have risen dramatically in recent years – and that includes just those …
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Housing Policy & the Court of Appeal
Following a judicial review, the Court of Appeal found in February that a government housing policy was, in some cases, discriminatory. The much maligned and criticised ‘Bedroom Tax’ was introduced …
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