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“No DSS”: Can landlords and letting agents lawfully bar benefits tenants?

Cloisters 26/07/2018 Cloisters 26/07/2018

“No DSS”: Can landlords and letting agents lawfully bar benefits tenants?

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Are new initiatives to tackle age discrimination on their way?

Rachel Crasnow KC 17/07/2018 Rachel Crasnow KC 17/07/2018

Are new initiatives to tackle age discrimination on their way?

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Court of Appeal in Mencap: The end of minimum wage for sleep-ins when asleep?

Nathaniel Caiden 13/07/2018 Nathaniel Caiden 13/07/2018

Court of Appeal in Mencap: The end of minimum wage for sleep-ins when asleep?

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Trafficking victim awarded High Court damages in minimum wage and harassment claims

Cloisters 11/07/2018 Cloisters 11/07/2018

Trafficking victim awarded High Court damages in minimum wage and harassment claims

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Algorithms, apps & artificial intelligence 2: Can data protection laws be used to challenge discriminatory tech

Cloisters 05/07/2018 Cloisters 05/07/2018

Algorithms, apps & artificial intelligence 2: Can data protection laws be used to challenge discriminatory tech

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Algorithms, Apps and Artificial Intelligence: The Next Frontier in Discrimination Law?

Cloisters 04/06/2018 Cloisters 04/06/2018

Algorithms, Apps and Artificial Intelligence: The Next Frontier in Discrimination Law?

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Lender not obliged to offer different service as reasonable adjustment (Green vSouthern Pacific Mortgage Ltd)

Declan O'Dempsey 24/05/2018 Declan O'Dempsey 24/05/2018

Lender not obliged to offer different service as reasonable adjustment (Green vSouthern Pacific Mortgage Ltd)

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Sir Stephen Sedley publishes Law and the Whirligig of Time

Cloisters 24/05/2018 Cloisters 24/05/2018

Sir Stephen Sedley publishes Law and the Whirligig of Time

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Catherine Casserley instructed for severely disabled boy suing theme park

Cloisters 24/05/2018 Cloisters 24/05/2018

Catherine Casserley instructed for severely disabled boy suing theme park

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Cloisters awarded Well-being Certificate of Recognition

Cloisters 22/05/2018 Cloisters 22/05/2018

Cloisters awarded Well-being Certificate of Recognition

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EAT upholds courier worker status: Addison Lee v Gascoigne

Cloisters 14/05/2018 Cloisters 14/05/2018

EAT upholds courier worker status: Addison Lee v Gascoigne

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Celebrating the newest edition of the Equal Treatment Bench Book

Cloisters 09/05/2018 Cloisters 09/05/2018

Celebrating the newest edition of the Equal Treatment Bench Book

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Tribunal erred in rejecting Shared Parental Leave claim

Rachel Crasnow KC 02/05/2018 Rachel Crasnow KC 02/05/2018

Tribunal erred in rejecting Shared Parental Leave claim

EAT allows appeal: ET erred in its dismissal of indirect discrimination claim. Rachel Crasnow QC, specialist in workplace rights, considers the latest appeal in the Shared Parental Leave saga.

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Supreme Court to hear 'Gay Cake' case this week

Cloisters 01/05/2018 Cloisters 01/05/2018

Supreme Court to hear 'Gay Cake' case this week

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What is the price of a breach of covenant?

Cloisters 25/04/2018 Cloisters 25/04/2018

What is the price of a breach of covenant?

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Senior civil servant wins employment case against the Commonwealth Secretariat

Cloisters 25/04/2018 Cloisters 25/04/2018

Senior civil servant wins employment case against the Commonwealth Secretariat

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Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust v Haywood [2018] UKSC – what are the implications of the Supreme Court’s judgment?

Nathaniel Caiden 25/04/2018 Nathaniel Caiden 25/04/2018

Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust v Haywood [2018] UKSC – what are the implications of the Supreme Court’s judgment?

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ELA Annual Conference 2018

Cloisters 19/04/2018 Cloisters 19/04/2018

ELA Annual Conference 2018

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Equality Law after Brexit

Cloisters 19/04/2018 Cloisters 19/04/2018

Equality Law after Brexit

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New instruction for Cloisters from the Labour Party

Cloisters 17/04/2018 Cloisters 17/04/2018

New instruction for Cloisters from the Labour Party

The Labour Party has instructed Tom Gillie, Rachel Barrett and Nathan Roberts from Cloisters to advise it in relation to ongoing sensitive internal complaints of alleged anti-semitism and sexual harassment against party members.

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