A “Worker” qualifies as an employee for the purpose of TUPE

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Compensation for failing to inform and consult is up to 13 weeks’ gross pay per “employee”, companies may now prefer to err on the side of caution.

24 February 2020

A corporate manslaughter investigation has been opened into maternity care at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust

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Healthcare

The inquiry into maternity care at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust (NUH) was established in May 2022 following serious concerns…

4 June 2025

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Vanessa Harris

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Family law

No judgment here please, but for some reason, the other Saturday evening (partner at work and children in bed) I found myself watching…

3 October 2025

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Laura Podger

Accident at work – but what actually happened?

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A building labourer had suffered brain injury, the cause was unknown. Expert neurologist concluded he fell from height – he was offered compensation.

15 May 2020

Agri-business Healthcheck

Our legal healthcheck is designed to help agri-business owners focus on the legal issues they should be on top of. Find out how we can support you.

Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 – Upcoming changes to the succession rules

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Agriculture

In accordance with the Agriculture Act 2020, the eligibility and suitability tests under the Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 (“AHA 1986”) are changing with effect from 01 September 2024.

2 August 2024

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Esther Woolford

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Aimee Davies

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Aimee regularly acts for landowners of commercial, residential and agricultural premises against the main telecoms operators, with experience in advising on the Electronic Communications Code and requiring removals and/or alterations of telecoms equipment.

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Alleviating worries – Second Animal Welfare Bill to tackle livestock worrying

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The objective of the second Animal Welfare Bill is twofold: to raise standards for animal welfare and to reform the existing legislation relating to the keeping of animals by offering improved enforcement powers to the police.

15 June 2021

Alternative Dispute Resolution in the workplace

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Employment

Our new team member, Karina Holland, has been assisting a number of clients with alternative dispute resolution (“ADR”) and offers a guide to ADR for employment disputes.

6 December 2023

Amazing entries for Clarke Willmott’s Road Safety Superheroes Competition

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Clarke Willmott’s road safety superheroes competition winners announced for Road Safety Week raising awareness of and trying to reduce road traffic accidents, injuries and deaths on our roads

19 November 2021

Arena Television: The collapse continues

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Arena Television collapsed at the end of 2021 with debts of £280 million. Loans from 55 lenders had been secured against thousands of items of broadcasting equipment that simply did not exist.

11 November 2022

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A “Worker” qualifies as an employee for the purpose of TUPE

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Accident at work – but what actually happened?

Agri-business Healthcheck

Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 – upcoming changes to the succession rules

Aimee Davies

Senior Associate

Alleviating worries – Second Animal Welfare Bill to tackle livestock worrying

Alternative Dispute Resolution in the workplace

Amazing entries for Clarke Willmott’s Road Safety Superheroes Competition

Arena Television: The collapse continues

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