Browse our law brief articles and blogs, aimed at addressing the practical implications of the latest legal developments affecting you and your organisation.
Uber has been in the news frequently recently, with questions over the status of their workers dominating the headlines. In the most recent verdict given, the tribunals have confirmed that Uber drivers are workers.
In light of recent topical news articles involving allegations of sexual harassment, the legal position on what constitutes sexual harassment and how accusations should be handled are increasingly relevant and important in an employment context.
The question of what will happen to EU citizens who are currently residing in the UK is one of the key issues to be addressed under the Brexit process.
Following on from our recent article 'How to Prepare Your Practice for the New Data Protection Regime', this follow-up article advises clients on the common data protection issues and pitfalls to guard against and how to protect you and your practice.
Whether it is managing your current employees, reassessing your workforce levels, or taking on more staff to deal with growth in your practice, Narrow Quay HR provides a flexible range of HR solutions to assist your practice with day to day issues.
A recent decision in a case involving the sports brand, New Balance, appears to show that China is now treating trade mark rights more seriously, but is this really the case?
It is a key priority for government procurement to increase the portion of government contract spend that reaches small and medium-sized organisations. We look here at ways in which SMEs can maximise their chances of winning a piece of that business.
Until the terms of the Brexit deal are clear, there is some uncertainty around the ease with which business will be able to enforce their rights against EU counterparties following Brexit. We take a look at how best to mitigate those risks.
In the recent case of Ypourgos Ethnikis Pedias kai Thriskevmaton v Kalliri, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) found that imposition of a minimum height requirement amounted to indirect sex discrimination...