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See how your actions decide whether your school has been ‘a reasonable employer’ at an employment tribunal with our on-demand training. Watch the employment tribunal process unfold from start to finish in this four-part on-demand training.
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In this webinar Rebecca Fitzpatrick looked at the recently published interim report of the ongoing independent review of the Mental Health Act chaired by Sir Simon Wessely, former president of the Royal College of Psychiatrists
Sarah Erwin-Jones and James Arrowsmith of our abuse team will provide you with a background on pre-action protocols, how your organisation can be preparing for them, and how you can be ready, in the unfortunate event that a claim is made against your organisation, to handle it as quickly and compassionately as possible.
After looking at over 100 clients’ GDPR processes, this session delivered the key lessons learnt. This video focuses on ensuring your contracts with third parties are compliant, the requirements around using consent or legitimate interests for your marketing, the role of the DPO from 25 May and also highlights how to get management buy-in.
Recent court decisions about bad faith, clarity, acquired distinctiveness and jurisdiction issues with enforcement have impacted on portfolio management best practice. In this webinar, Bonita Trimmer and Giles Parsons provided a trade mark litigator’s perspective on how these decisions should influence the choices of brand portfolio managers in the UK and throughout the EU.
We caught up with our experts following this year’s brands event for a look at how you can make the most of your brand and how to bring your business to world acclaim.Watch this highlights video for a glimpse into our event, covering social media and how you can harness it’s power and avoid common pitfalls, what branding can deliver for your business and what you can do to keep your brand protected, as well as some key learnings from some epic brand battles and how you can apply these cases to your business.The full talks of the day are published to SoundCloud, ready for you to listen again and share with your teams.
Bernard Madoff, through his company BLMIS, conducted a Ponzi scheme previously unparalleled in scale, scope, and duration - what were the warning signs?
Ben Troke looks at covert medication, Deprivation of Liberty (DoL) in hospitals, parents' rights, DoL in the community, the new CHC framework, a brief update on the Law Commission proposals, as well as some discussion around recent headlines.
James Busby talks about the impact IFRS16 may have on your business and what you need to think about; while Emma Hinton discusses two important developments in invoice financing relating to assignment restrictions, and looks at a recent case in relation to the enforceability of collect out fees.
There is a natural tension between IP rights and competition law. On the one hand, IP rights grant a legal monopoly to the holder while, on the other hand, competition laws seek to control restrictive agreements and the use/abuse of a monopoly position.
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