Insights
Error in tribunal’s ‘last straw’ analysis leads to successful appeal in constructive dismissal case
23 Jul 2025The EAT has confirmed that a final act by an employer need not be serious or blameworthy in itself to revive earlier conduct, provided it contributes to a repudiatory breach of trust and confidence when taken cumulatively.
Whistleblowing framework review highlights challenges and areas for reform
23 Jul 2025A government-commissioned review of the current whistleblowing regime has flagged legal uncertainty, limited internal procedures, and inconsistent support for whistleblowers.
Can coercive control impact a financial settlement?
23 Jul 2025With reference to section 25(2)(g) of the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973, the court has the ability to consider the impact of one party's conduct when determining a financial settlement. That said, conduct is often difficult to effectively argue and the threshold of conduct is high.
Reform of non-compete clauses still on government agenda
23 Jul 2025During the 21 July House of Lords debate on the Employment Rights Bill, Baroness Jones of Whitchurch confirmed that the government “will be consulting on options for reform of non-compete clauses in employment contracts in due course.” This indicates that reform in this area is still under consideration by the new government.
Selling a care home? Top tips for selling a care home
22 Jul 2025Earlier this month, we published a detailed guide on the key considerations when selling a care home. Here are some key takeaways to make sure you are well prepared.
GP landlords - key actions and considerations for consents to lease assignments
22 Jul 2025Many GPs are Landlords of tenants in their surgery buildings. Most commercial leases require tenants to obtain landlord consent before assigning their lease to a new tenant. There are key actions and considerations for GPs who are landlords when they receive a request for consent to a lease assignment.
