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Redundant automotive industry worker succeeds in unfair dismissal claim
A redundancy process may be genuine and necessary, yet procedurally unfair. An Employment Tribunal (ET) made that point in the case of an automotive industry worker who...
Commercial contracts need to be in writing
Claims that binding contracts have been reached orally or on a shake of hands are commonly made, but are very hard to prove. A Court of Appeal ruling in the context of...
Challenging an executor of a Will
Article written by Simona Morina, Contested Probate Solicitor The loss of a loved one is one of the most difficult things for a person to navigate. If you feel the...
What is the Worker Protection (Amendment of Equality Act 2010) Bill?
Article written by Noella Gooden, Employment Solicitor (Australian qualified) The Worker Protection (Amendment of Equality Act 2010) Bill (the Bill) proposes new...
Should I consider having a pre-nuptial agreement?
Article written by Mandeep Clair, Family Solicitor During the course of the past few years, many couples had to postpone their weddings, but this time gave them the...
Quick Turnaround Lease service wins two UK Enterprise Awards
We are pleased to announce that Grant Saw Solicitors has been awarded two accolades for our innovative Quick Turnaround Lease (QTL) service at the 2023 UK Enterprise...
Chair-renting hairdresser remained an employee – guideline ET ruling
Many hairdressers rent chairs from salons, paying a percentage of their takings to salon owners. However, as an Employment Tribunal (ET) ruling made plain, their...
What to do with a deadlocked company? High Court gives guidance
What is to be done when a company falls into paralysing deadlock, with equal shareholders unable to agree about anything? A Judge addressed that issue in a case...
Grant Saw to support Greenwich & Bexley Community Hospice during 2023/24
We are pleased to announce that Grant Saw Solicitors LLP will be supporting the Greenwich & Bexley Community Hospice as the firm’s charity of the year for 2023/24....
Tatiana Zenina becomes a fully accredited member of Solicitors for the Elderly
Congratulations to Tatiana Zenina, Solicitor in the Grant Saw Private Client department, who has become a fully accredited member of Solicitors for the Elderly (SFE)....