January 2021
Completed and enacted at the last minute, but not the end of the story: the Trade and Cooperation Agreement in context, along with the further legislation passed as the Brexit process concluded
A recent EAT case raises interesting questions as to whether the Employment Tribunal or the court is likely to be the more advantageous forum for the employee in some workplace stress claims
Comparators are part and parcel of most discrimination claims, but is the requirement to find them always helpful? The authors believe more flexible rules would achieve a better balance
Land reform has featured prominently in the output of the Scottish Parliament, but the work of the Scottish Land Commission could bring further significant change in the years ahead
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Regulars
Perspectives
Features
Briefings
- Civil court: Who has the final word?
- Licensing: More change to come in 2021
- Planning: new route to vary an agreement
- Insolvency: Securing creditor confidence in pre-packs
- Tax: OTS on CGT – the right fixes?
- Immigration: False economy
- Scottish Solicitors' Discipline Tribunal
- Property: Scotland’s cities: is the landscape changing?
- Four to the fore: ILC’s new faces
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