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Blog: Colemans-ctts Visit Children’s Trust

Tuesday 15th May 2012

On Thursday the 3rd May Siobhan Crawford from our Serious Personal Injury Team visited The Children's Trust as part of their Open Day for Professionals. It was her second visit to the Trust since we nominated the charity as our national charity.

The Children's Trust's newest accommodation for children and young people accessing brain injury rehabilitation

Employment Blog: Worker’s Dismissal Ruled Unfair Despite Flouting Health and Safety

Monday 14th May 2012

Security guard Keith Smith won his claim for unfair dismissal against former employer Status UK at a Birmingham Employment Tribunal even although he had breached health and safety regulations by allowing an unauthorised member of the public onto his factory’s site.

Employment Blog: Chip Shop Girl Awarded £4,000 by Employment Tribunal

Monday 14th May 2012

In a row over entitlement to holiday pay once she turned sixteen, Kelly Smith took her former employer, Fraser Stark of City Chips, Brechin, to an employment tribunal after he had laughed at her claim for the benefit.

Employment Blog: Cumbria Police Spends £50,000 A Year Defending Itself From Employees

Sunday 13th May 2012

Cumbria Police spent almost £50,000 over the last 5 years defending itself from its own employees - despite having safeguards designed to protect it from disputes reaching tribunal.  

Employment Blog: Multimillionaire dismissed driver for feeding the Dog

Friday 11th May 2012

Ivor James, a driver, dismissed by multi-millionaire racehorse owner for feeding a piece of leftover lamb to his Labrador has succeeded in his claim for unfair dismissal. 

Employment Blog: Employment Tribunal Forces Pendaragon to Repay Employees £35,000

Thursday 10th May 2012

Car dealer Pendragon has been forced to pay a £5000 fine to HMRC and over £30,000 to 40 employees from whom it deducted wages for leasing cars and other benefits.

Blog: When are deposits exempt from the deposit protection scheme?

Saturday 5th May 2012

Should landlords register deposits taken from tenants before April 2007 into a deposit protection scheme? Do they have to? We look into what the rules are and what landlords and letting agents should consider with the new rules coming into force.

Blog: Landlords need to protect tenants deposits by 6th May

Thursday 3rd May 2012

Landlords currently holding a deposit for an assured shorthold tenant (AST) need to make sure they register them with an approved tenancy deposit scheme (TDS) before the 6th May 2012 or face being liable for fines of up to three times the value of the deposit.

Charity Blog: Colemans staff tackle Manchester Marathon

Tuesday 1st May 2012

Roger Coleman and Paul Amison from our Manchester Office took part in the Greater Manchester Marathon on Sunday to help raise money for the Children's Trust and Christies. It wasn't the best of days for marathon running but both of them braved the storm to complete the race, raising over £1,500!

Roger Coleman - Manchester Marathon

Video: Lorna Valcin speaking at the Disability Awareness Event

Monday 30th Apr 2012

Lorna Valcin was guest speaker at the Disability Awareness Event in April. This video is an excerpt of her talk on employment law and disability.

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