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U.K. Antitrust Regulator Plans Change of Cartel Penalties
Britain’s antitrust regulator said it’s preparing new guidelines for fining companies that join price-fixing cartels after several of its high-profile penalties were reduced by as much as 80 percent on appeal.
Read more: U.K. Antitrust Regulator Plans Change of Cartel Penalties
Supreme Court upholds Scottish law on asbestos compensation
In a landmark case, the UK-wide Supreme Court has upheld the ruling made under Scottish law allowing victims of asbestos related illnesses to claim compensation. The case was taken to the Supreme Court by insurance companies trying to have the right to claim in Scotland scrapped, but to no avail.
Read more: Supreme Court upholds Scottish law on asbestos compensation
Scottish firms still flouting minimum wage law
WORKERS in Scotland are routinely being exploited by employers who are refusing to pay the minimum wage.
The Law Lords: Construction
Construction companies in the region – other than the giants such as Kier Group – have had a pretty rough ride in the last couple of years. The industry is riven with threats and disputes and sound legal advice is essential to help contractors and sub-contractors negotiate what is often a litigation minefield.
Wragges continues Middle East push with Dubai office launch
Wragge & Co has launched a branch in Dubai, marking the UK top 30 law firm's entry into the largest legal market in the Middle East.
Read more: Wragges continues Middle East push with Dubai office launch
Council goes to court to get guided busway money back
As council launches High Court action against the guided busway builder, will taxpayers get all of their money back?
Read more: Council goes to court to get guided busway money back
