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  • Holiday for part time staff should not be pro-rated, Supreme Court rules

    July 20, 2022

    The UK’s Supreme Court today ruled that a visiting music teacher on a zero hours contract should be entitled to the same holiday benefits as her full-time colleagues. The landmark ruling is set to open the door to claims from hundreds of thousands of part-time and casual workers for the same holiday pay as their [...]

  • Global split could let EY bring in extra $10bn in Silicon Valley advisory fees, firm chief says

    July 20, 2022

    A global split could let EY bring in an extra $10bn in advisory fees from the world’s major tech companies, by freeing it from rules that block the Big Four firm from both auditing and selling advice to Silicon Valley’s largest firms, EY’s global chief executive has said. EY’s plans to separate out its audit [...]

  • RPC posts record revenues after sales surge 10 per cent year on year

    July 20, 2022

    City of London law firm RPC today posted record revenues of £149.4m across its global operations, after the firm’s sales jumped 10 per cent on the previous year. The commercial law firm’s record results mark a 36 per cent increase in RPC’s revenues since the financial year 2020 – on the back of surging demand [...]

  • LV= faces pressure to say whether outgoing chief Mark Hartigan will take payout on exiting firm

    July 19, 2022

    Critics have hit out at mutual insurer LV= over its refusal to say whether it will give outgoing chief executive Mark Hartigan a payout, following his exit from the firm. LV= has so far refused to say whether Hartigan will receive a payout or how much he might take, after the insurer on Monday announced [...]

  • Clifford Chance partners see pay packets surge to record highs of more than £2m

    July 19, 2022

    Partners at Clifford Chance are set to see their pay packets surge to £2m for the first time in the law firm’s history after the Magic Circle law firm revenues surged by 8 per cent to highs of £1.97bn. Clifford Chance’s equity partners will take home a record £2.04m this year after the law firm’s [...]

  • UK launches innovative ‘problem-solving courts’ to tackle drug and alcohol related crime

    July 18, 2022

    The UK’s Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has opened three “innovative” new courts specifically for those with substance abuse problems, as part of its £900m plan to tackle drug and alcohol related crime. The new “problem-solving courts” – in Liverpool, Teesside, and Birmingham – will provide services including rehabilitation services and housing support, in a bid [...]

  • PwC set for record revenues as global chief rejects plans for split

    July 18, 2022

    The global head of PwC has said the accounting firm is set to post record revenues of around $50bn this year, after speaking out against plans to follow in the footsteps of EY by separating out PwC’s audit and advisory businesses.  In an interview with the Financial Times, PwC global chairman Bob Moritz said the [...]

  • Exclusive: UK becomes Europe’s leading jurisdiction for class-action lawsuits

    July 12, 2022

    The introduction of “opt-out” claims has seen the UK become the leading jurisdiction for European class action lawsuits, according to new figures from law firm CMS, which show that more than half (54 per cent) of all class action lawsuits filed in Europe over the past five years were filed in the UK. The UK [...]

  • First judges to new patent court appointed: How will Europe’s new one-stop shop for IP impact the UK?

    July 12, 2022

    Europe’s new one-stop shop for IP enforcement – the Unified Patent Court – has taken a major step forward as 90 new judges began to be informed that their applications to sit on the court have been successful. The Administrative Committee of the Unified Patent Court received over 1,000 applications from judges across Europe. Of [...]

  • Lawyers should stop telling clients to pay ransoms to hackers, UK watchdogs say

    July 12, 2022

    Lawyers should not advise their clients to pay out ransoms to hackers, the UK’s data protection watchdog and cybersecurity agency have warned. In a joint letter to the Law Society, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) and National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) called on lawyers to discourage their clients from paying ransomware requests, as they argued [...]

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