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The Court of Appeal has today published its decision in relation to Hextall v Chief Constable of Leicestershire Police and Ali v Capita Customer Management, two cases that considered whether or not it was discriminatory for employers not to pay a man who takes shared parental leave following the birth of a child at the same rate as a woman on maternity leave.
We have a great weekend of sport to look forward to this weekend with both the Scottish Cup Final and Pro14 Rugby final. While football and rugby are both fantastic sports, in recent times they have had to deal with growing issues around how best to ensure the safety of competitors. With that in mind, the subject of our final blog is concussion in sport.
On 25 May 2018, data protection law across the EU was overhauled and for a brief moment in time the GDPR became a hot topic – surpassing even Beyoncé as a search term on Google. One year on, has its impact lived up to the hype?
This week is Action for Brain Injury Week which is a week–long awareness event organised by the brain injury charity, Headway. Here Heather Calderwood takes a further look into the different types of brain injury including oxygen deprivation during child birth.
According to a recent article following the death of singer Aretha Franklin, her family located three Wills in her house which she had handwritten and signed during her lifetime. What happens if you have multiple Wills, and are handwritten ones worth the paper they're written on?