The Employment Appeal Tribunal (“EAT”) has held in Vaughan v London Borough of Lewisham and Others that an employment tribunal cannot refuse to admit covert recordings at the hearing. In support of a discrimination claim, the Claimant had...
The Employment Appeal Tribunal (“EAT”) has held in Vaughan v London Borough of Lewisham and Others that an employment tribunal cannot refuse to admit covert recordings at the hearing. In support of a discrimination claim, the Claimant had...
Debentures are an alternative form of making an investment in a company. They are more secure than investing in shares as interest payments must be made by the company and paid before dividends, which are paid at the discretion of the company. Debenture...
Debentures are an alternative form of making an investment in a company. They are more secure than investing in shares as interest payments must be made by the company and paid before dividends, which are paid at the discretion of the company. Debenture...
We are delighted to announce that Helen Jones is a finalist for the Venus Awards as Employee of the Year! Having been nominated by Frettens and gone through the judging process by the Venus judges, Helen has been shortlisted as a finalist. ...
The Department for Business Innovation & Skills (BIS) has published a new report in its Employment Relations Research series: Employer Perceptions and the Impact of Employment Regulation . A total of 40 businesses took part and were interviewed over the...
The Department for Business Innovation & Skills (BIS) has published a new report in its Employment Relations Research series: Employer Perceptions and the Impact of Employment Regulation . A total of 40 businesses took part and were interviewed over the...
A short video article featuring Matthew Fretten , Commercial Partner, discussing what terms and conditions you need on your website. Read the full article: What Terms and Conditions do you need on your website ? For a free initial meeting, please call...
Protecting cash flow is vital for the survival of any business and pursuing unpaid debts to your company is frustrating and time consuming. An unpaid bill can very quickly become an irrecoverable debt unless help is sought. Asset recovery is a process that...
Protecting cash flow is vital for the survival of any business and pursuing unpaid debts to your company is frustrating and time consuming. An unpaid bill can very quickly become an irrecoverable debt unless help is sought. Asset recovery is a process that...
The Employment Appeal Tribunal (“EAT”) has held in Rowstock Ltd v Jessemey that the Equality Act 2010 does not provide a cause of action or remedy in respect of post-termination victimisation. Kate Fretten, Employment Partner, says...
The Employment Appeal Tribunal (“EAT”) has held in Rowstock Ltd v Jessemey that the Equality Act 2010 does not provide a cause of action or remedy in respect of post-termination victimisation. Kate Fretten , Employment Partner, says...
A former winner of TV's The Apprentice has lost a claim of constructive dismissal against Alan Sugar. Stella English, who won the role in the BBC's series The Apprentice in 2010 and earned £100,000 per year, claimed she had no real...
During divorce or separation finances can take a long time to sort out and things cannot be resolved overnight, but ignoring joint finances during this difficult time and hoping things will ‘sort out’ is not the way to go. Research has revealed...
The Department for Business Innovation and Skills has announced a new implementation timetable for the major employment law reforms coming into effect this year, many of which had originally been intended to come into force in April 2013: summer 2013:...
The Department for Business Innovation and Skills has announced a new implementation timetable for the major employment law reforms coming into effect this year, many of which had originally been intended to come into force in April 2013: summer 2013:...
The House of Lords has voted (by 232 to 178) to strike down clause 27 of the Growth and Infrastructure Bill, which is the clause introducing the concept of employee shareholders, a new type of ‘employee owner’ contract that we discussed in...
The House of Lords has voted (by 232 to 178) to strike down clause 27 of the Growth and Infrastructure Bill, which is the clause introducing the concept of employee shareholders, a new type of ‘employee owner’ contract that we discussed in...
Frettens Solicitors are pleased to announce that Clare Hallett has re-joined their Commercial Property Team as an Associate. Clare trained at Frettens and qualified as a solicitor in 2005, focusing on Commercial Property. She left Frettens in 2009 to join...
There are several ways of having a Will written but the most important thing you should consider is if your last wishes will be effective when you die – will your estate be passed onto the people you choose. Incorrectly drawn up Wills are all too...
There are several ways of having a Will written but the most important thing you should consider is if your last wishes will be effective when you die – will your estate be passed onto the people you choose. Incorrectly drawn up Wills are all too...
Frettens Solicitors are pleased to announce that Clare Hallett has re-joined their Commercial Property Team as an Associate. Clare trained at Frettens and qualified as a solicitor in 2005, focusing on Commercial Property. She left Frettens in 2009 to join...
Congratulations to each member of Team Frettens who took part in the Rotary Easter Quarter Marathon on Saturday 30th March. The whole of the Team finished the 6 mile course, which loops around Southbourne and Hengistbury Head and starts and...