A blind woman who was turned down by Uber taxis a total of nine times has launched a discrimination case against the app-based taxi firm – and one driver has already been fined.
ELA calls for debate on potential move towards Single Employment Court
The Employment Lawyers Association (ELA) is calling for a full debate on the future of Employment Law Courts, following cautions raised against the creation of a Single Employment Court in coming years.
Adidas ‘patent’ bid to block Puma trainers rejected by Court
Sportswear manufacturers Adidas and Puma are embroiled in a copyright infringement battle, after Puma announced a new running shoe range which Adidas claimed was too similar to its ‘Boost’ trainers.
Court of Appeal rules in favour of lifting privacy injunction protecting couple
An Appeals Court has ruled that a privacy order protecting a celebrity couple who engaged in ‘extramarital activities’ can now be lifted.
Unlicensed landlord fined thousands in HMO dispute
A London landlord who failed to provide a Court with a ‘reasonable excuse’ for not holding a license has been fined £3,500.