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Echoes of Liberty: The Transatlantic Roots of Privacy, Property, and Free Speech in Modern Jurisprudence

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Navigating the AI Frontier: Why Lawyers Must Exercise Caution

AI promises efficiency in legal work, but introduces risks to confidentiality, accuracy, and ethical compliance. Lawyers must understand AI limitations while maintaining oversight to fulfill their professional obligations and protect client interests.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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Unfair Dismissal in the UK: Your Guide to Claims, Eligibility, and Fair Practice

The ‘automatically unfair’ dismissal loophole that lets you claim EVEN WITHOUT two years’ service!

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Tribunal Error: Constructive Dismissal Claim Reinstated in Kinch v Compassion in World Farming

The EAT overturned a decision to strike out a constructive dismissal claim, finding the tribunal erred in its assessment of contract affirmation. The case will now proceed to a full hearing.

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Tribunal Upholds Anonymity in Disability Discrimination Claim: Claimant's Fears of Disclosure Justified

The Employment Appeal Tribunal has upheld a claimant's right to anonymity in a disability discrimination case, acknowledging the potential impact of disclosing their Asperger's diagnosis on future employment.

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Tribunal erred in striking out claim for failing to consider proportionality: Kamphues v Venator Materials UK Ltd

The EAT has overturned a strike-out decision, finding the Employment Tribunal erred by not properly assessing the proportionality of its actions in relation to a claim.

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