What! My compensation may be taxable?
David Bailey takes a look at the commonly over-looked possibility of a claim for tax exemption under Extra-statutory concession D33 (ESC D33) following the amendment which took place in 2014. Continue reading →
David Bailey takes a look at the commonly over-looked possibility of a claim for tax exemption under Extra-statutory concession D33 (ESC D33) following the amendment which took place in 2014. Continue reading →
The Supreme Court has allowed the appeal by Unison and ruled the government was acting unlawfully and unconstitutionally in 2013 when it introduced fees of up to £1,200 to reduce the number of malicious and weak cases brought by Claimants. This is a significant decision in light of the 79% reduction in cases over three years (understood to be linked to the introduction of fees). Continue reading →
The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has announced measures to tackle fraudulent sickness claims. Fraudulent claims of food poisoning by holidaymakers which are false or exaggerated claims, could result in British tourists paying higher package holiday prices. Continue reading →
Jerome O’Sullivan, a Partner specialising in Construction Dispute Resolution, recently successfully concluded a high value and complex dispute in the Technology & Construction Court. Continue reading →
Jerome O’Sullivan, a Partner specialising in Construction Dispute Resolution, recently successfully concluded a complex construction dispute in the Mayor’s & City of London Court. Continue reading →
Advisable but not (quite) compulsory to use ADR but don’t delay in the face of an offer to do so. Continue reading →
Michael Janney has this week joined the Construction and Dispute Resolution teams of Healys. Continue reading →