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The Best Secure Communication Apps for Legal Professionals on Mobile Devices in 2025

In today’s digital age, secure communication is paramount for legal professionals who must protect client confidentiality and maintain high standards

Nick Mar 9, 2025 public
The Best Secure Communication Apps for Legal Professionals on Mobile Devices in 2025 7 min read →
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Tribunal Upholds Transfer of Multiple Discrimination Claims Despite Procedural Errors

The Employment Appeal Tribunal upheld the transfer of multiple discrimination claims, despite errors in procedure, emphasising fair case handling.

Nick Mar 7, 2025 public
Tribunal Upholds Transfer of Multiple Discrimination Claims Despite Procedural Errors 2 min read →
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Eddie Stobart Wins Appeal: Maternity Rights Compensation Reduced

Eddie Stobart Ltd successfully appealed an Employment Tribunal's compensation award to a former employee. The payout for hurt feelings related to maternity rights was deemed excessive.

Nick Mar 7, 2025 public
Eddie Stobart Wins Appeal: Maternity Rights Compensation Reduced 1 min read →

Unleash Your Business Potential: Master the Attacker Mindset to Thrive in a Volatile Marketplace

In today’s volatile business landscape, a proactive, attacker mindset transforms challenges into opportunities. Embrace innovation, empower teams, and lead your company to sustainable competitive advantage.

Nick Mar 6, 2025 public
Unleash Your Business Potential: Master the Attacker Mindset to Thrive in a Volatile Marketplace 11 min read →
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Employment Tribunal Cannot Reject Claim Solely Due to Missed ACAS Conciliation

The EAT found an Employment Tribunal erred in rejecting a claim due to a missed ACAS early conciliation, emphasising focus on the claims merits.

Nick Mar 4, 2025 public
Employment Tribunal Cannot Reject Claim Solely Due to Missed ACAS Conciliation 2 min read →
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The Silent Authority of Law: Exploring Legal Gaps and Judicial Discretion

Picture this scenario: a judge sits in a high‑backed chair, peering over their spectacles at the courtroom. The case unfolding is utterly uncharted—no specific statute, no precedent, no discernible directive. What should the judge do?

Nick Mar 3, 2025 members
The Silent Authority of Law: Exploring Legal Gaps and Judicial Discretion 12 min read →
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