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In an award for compensation for unfair dismissal, can the basic award be reduced for a Claimant’s blameworthy conduct? Yes,

Damages for injury to feelings are almost always awarded in successful claims for discrimination. The purpose of an award for

The Telegraph reports that gagging orders for whistleblowers will be banished from the NHS, after Rahman Lowe client, Sue Allison had

Rahman Lowe client, Sue Allison, a radiographer, who raised serious concerns about missed cancers and poor standards of care in

In what is believed to be the first of its kind against a large NHS Trust, Rahman Lowe client

The case of Royal Mail Group Ltd v Efobi, considered the matter of the burden of proof in

No Deal Brexit Guidance

Data transfers under the GDPR in the event of a no-deal Brexit The European Data Protection Board has published new

The Government Equalities Office (GEO) has published two new pieces of guidance for employers to help them identify the potential

Rahman Lowe Solicitors are pursuing a landmark case before the Employment Tribunal to determine whether a gagging clause in an

Rahman Lowe Solicitors successfully represented Mr Roshan Salih with his defamation claim against the Metro (Associated Newspapers Ltd). Mr Salih

England and Manchester City forward Raheem Sterling recently spoke out about the explicit racism published in the media against black

A judge has declined to dismiss the sexual assault charges against Harvey Weinstein. Weinstein has been charged with rape and other

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