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Judgment Obtained that claimant was not disabled within the meaning of the Equality Act 2010
Curzon Green Solicitors recently secured a favourable judgment for one of our company clients in respect of an Employment Tribunal claim brought by their former employee, who was asserting disability discrimination, failure to make reasonable adjustments and harassment related to disability. The claimant alleged that he suffered from autism and
Legal 500 2024 – Curzon Green’s Family and Employment Teams ranked
We are delighted that our Family and Employment Teams have again been ranked in the prestigious Legal 500 2024 edition. Jennifer Sole, Lauren McLaughlin and Uzair Zafar have been recognised as Leading Lawyers in Employment: “Practice head Jennifer Sole leverages her ‘wide knowledge and appreciation of the law’ when representing employees before the Employment
CG Secure Half-Million Pound Settlement in Long-Running PI Claim
Curzon Green Solicitors recently secured a settlement for their client worth £500,000 plus costs. The claimant had suffered bullying and harassment during the course of their employment which had resulted in significant psychological injuries. Following a successful Employment Tribunal claim, they instructed our solicitors to bring a further claim for
Settlement secured in professional negligence and construction claim against structural engineers and building contractors
Our Lee Silk and Jack Plummer were recently successful in securing a confidential settlement for our clients in their claim for negligence and construction defects against two separate firms of structural engineers and professional building contractors, acting on the basis of a Conditional Fee Agreement (‘no win, no fee’). The
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Supporting and managing staff during times of conflict
In the face of recent conflict in Israel and Gaza, it is important for employers to get to grips with how these events (as well
Justice Committee launches inquiry into ongoing County Court concerns.
The House of Commons Justice Committee has launched a new inquiry amid the growing concerns over the resourcing and capacity of the County Courts. The
Could inflation help your personal injury claim?
What’s the current inflation rate? Inflation, which is the rate at which the prices of goods and services increase, is currently at 6.7% for September
Upcoming Changes to the Court’s “Help with Fees” Scheme
A party to litigation inevitably finds themselves subject to increasing costs. Those costs include fees which need to be paid to the Court throughout the proceedings. For example, a










