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While sub-section 1 to 10 of section 230 has been operative since 2016, the MCA, after a gap of almost three years, has finally notified some of the key provisions under section 230. These notified provisions pertain to the takeover of unlisted companies by majority shareholders (through squeezing out of minority shareholders) under a scheme […]
In fact, Coronavirus has prompted a 76% jump in the demand for Wills in the last two weeks, as revealed by deVere Group. The company stated that the dramatic increase for its Wills service has been driven by people’s “minds being more focused” on certain aspects of financial planning due to the current pandemic. Nigel Green […]
For some so-called platform law firms, remote working is nothing new. The benefits, from encouraging the use of technology to help close the gender pay gap, have never been more apparent. Below, we expand on the importance of remote working for lawyers and the benefits which go hand-in-hand. Platform law firms provide self-employed lawyers with […]
The greatest issue faced by the prison system will be access to healthcare within the prison itself. Prisons with a healthcare wing already have to deal with a range of physical and mental health issues, so the added pressure of having prisoners who could have COVID-19 will leave those with new or pre-existing health issues […]
How has the pandemic impacted lawyers and their law firms? Here, we speak to a selection of legal experts that discuss the impact Covid-19 has had on their firm and the sector they specialise in.
In this article, lawyers from the UK and US member firms of Ius Laboris, the world’s largest HR and employment law firm alliance, describe how sickness, quarantine and leave to look after dependants are treated in their jurisdictions in the context of the coronavirus pandemic.
We spoke to a few experts on how the coronavirus outbreak has impacted gig economy workers. Firstly, we explore the initial impact this situation may have. On the following pages, which you can explore below, we touch on how behind legislation is
in this area, how Covid-19 has seen the rise of gig economy workers and how they are denied basic employment law rights.
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