Charlie Mullins opens up about self-employment court ruling
It’s not a surprise that I was disappointed with the outcome of our Supreme Court hearing, which ruled against Pimlico Plumbers.
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Pursuing the clarity the self-employed so desperately need
If one thing is for certain, Pimlico Plumbers” appearance at the Supreme Court has put the debate surrounding the rights of the self-employed slap bang into the public consciousness.
Supreme Court ruling on employment tribunal fees has boiled my blood
The compensation culture may have just received its greatest support to date, following the Supreme Court ruling to axe employment tribunal fees.
We need both business optimism and efficiency changes
It is traditional to enter a new year with business optimism, hope and ambition. However, 2017 has the prospects for being one of the most challenging we ve faced in recent years.
Trunki founder loses final infringement claim and fires out warning for British designers
The founder of children’s luggage company Trunki believes the decision by the Supreme Court to not uphold his infringement claim will serve as a “wave of uncertainty” for British designers.
Supreme Court ruling suggests fraudulent activity by directors cannot be attributed to firms
The recent Supreme Court judgment in the case of Jetivia SA v Bilta confirmed that where a company is a victim of a fraud or dishonest act committed by its directors, the directors are not able to attribute their unlawful conduct to the company.