Jennifer Sole this morning gave evidence to the UK Parliament Select Committee on the state of current employment law in light of Brexit, the change of working practices and the underfunding of the Employment Tribunal system. Her evidence can be…
Lauren McLaughlin, Partner, recently advised and assisted a former social care worker in her unfair dismissal and pregnancy and maternity discrimination complaints against her former employer, a well-known care home, in the Employment Tribunal. The claimant was dismissed for alleged…
This November marks the 10th anniversary of Islamophobia Awareness Month (IAM), a campaign co-founded by MEND (Muslim Engagement and Development) a not-for-profit organisation championing the inclusion of British Muslims in mainstream media and politics. IAM is intended to deconstruct and challenge harmful stereotypes…
Our Dispute Resolution Team recently settled a dispute regarding a conditional pecuniary legacy in a Will. Our client was employed as deceased’s live-in carer and was a beneficiary under the Will. The legacy was given in lieu of an increase…
As the end of the year draws in, the Personal Injury Team at Curzon Green recap below recent changes and key developments in the personal injury sector this year so far, to keep you up to date: 1. DAMAGES CLAIM PORTAL As part of HMCTS’s goal to digitise the courts, the Damages Claims Portal (“DCP”) was introduced and became mandatory…
Our Uzair Zafar, solicitor, was recently invited to hold a talk with law students at the University of Liverpool (his alma matter) to reflect on his experiences as a Trainee in our City office and legal career thus far. Prior to…