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Peter Daly Selected for The Lawyer Hot 100

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Doyle Clayton is pleased to announce that Peter Daly has been selected for the Lawyer Magazine Hot 100 2022. The list, published annually, acknowledges the 100 lawyers whose work has stood out in the previous year across all areas of the law.

Peter Daly - New Hire for Doyle Clayton

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Peter Daly

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Peter is one of the UK's leading employment lawyers and specialises in advising individuals as well as organisations.

For Women Scotland v Scottish Ministers Judgment

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Join Emma O'Connor and Peter Daly as they discuss a topic that as sparked significant discussion: the recent case of For Women Scotland v Scottish Ministers at the Supreme Court.

Patterns in gender-critical belief discrimination

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Peter Daly reviews the pattern of recent litigation in gender-critical belief discrimination claims and gives his personal view on the reasons behind the trend towards settlement of these claims.

Gender Critical Beliefs recognised as a Protected Characteristic in Discrimination Law - Forstater v CGD Europe

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In a landmark judgment, Doyle Clayton’s client Maya Forstater has succeeded in securing discrimination protections for those who hold gender critical beliefs. Maya Forstater was represented by Peter Daly, a partner at Doyle Clayton, who instructed barristers Ben Cooper QC and Anya Palmer of Old Square Chambers. This is a case which has generated considerable international publicity, particularly after JK Rowling tweeted in support of Ms Forstater following her initial lower tribunal case. The ongoing international debate around issues of sex and gender will be significantly altered by this case.

Forstater: effective protections for gender critical beliefs at work

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Maya Forstater has succeeded in her claim that she was discriminated against because of her gender critical beliefs. The tribunal rejected the respondents’ argument that the reason for her treatment was not her beliefs, but that she had manifested them in an objectively unreasonable away. None of her communications were objectively unreasonable and, for the most part, were simply statements of her protected beliefs

Allison Bailey wins first ever gender critical judgment in the supply of goods and services

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Allison bailey wins first ever gender critical judgment in the supply of goods and services

Doyle Clayton clients prevail in landmark Supreme Court decision

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The Supreme Court handed down its judgment in For Women Scotland -v- Scottish Ministers. By a unanimous decision, the judgment of the Supreme Court upheld our submissions, and held that the words “sex”, “man” and “woman” in the Equality Act 2010 hold their ordinary biological meaning.

Are Dentists Workers?

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In a significant post-Uber decision, the Employment Appeal Tribunal has clarified the test for determining worker status. The judgment has potential wide-reaching implications for thousands of NHS dentists.