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Employment issues in a recession
Simon
McMenemy, Partner
Andy
Williams, Associate
Although in many cases redundancy may be inevitable, companies
are now looking at other ways to reduce staff costs. What
can employers do and how should they go about achieving it?
How does this fit within the complicated framework of employment
law? All will be explained.
Property: minimising exit costs/maximising damages
Claire
Timmings, Solicitor and
Lisa
Faulkner, Solicitor
As a tenant you might be in a position to exit from redundant
leasehold property. As a landlord you might want to clarify
any claims you may have against a vacating tenant and with
a view to maximising recoverable damages. This is even more
important in view of the likelihood of not being able to re-let
the property. We will advise on tactics and the law from both
parties' perspectives.
Critical terms in commercial contracts - the law and the
tactics
Geoff
Sparks, Partner and Duncan
Elson, Partner
In the current climate, we take a topical look at how you
can get the best out of your commercial contracts.
Corporate manslaughter, repetitive strain injury and an
update on a recent stress case
Amanda
Stevens, Partner
Prevention is better than cure, but how do you take a sensible,
pragmatic approach to health and safety and still stay on
the right side of the law? This talk will provide top tips
around three issues where new case law is emerging and will
distil the principles into practical guidance.
For further help or information please contact Vicki Hardy
Tel: 01483 252617
Email: vicki.hardy@charlesrussell.co.uk
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