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Doyle Clayton announces the appointment of Tina Wisener as CEO

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Effective 1 January 2024, Tina Wisener is the new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Doyle Clayton. Peter Doyle has stepped down from the role to become the firm's Chairman and will also continue to serve as a Board Director.

Doyle Clayton advises on the sale of one of the world’s leading conversational AI agencies

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We have advised the sellers of conversational AI agency, Vixen Labs, on its sale to Creative collective House 337 as part of their strategic initiative to bolster its expertise in artificial intelligence, and broaden its customer experience offer.

Expansion of Visitor rules and Youth Mobility Scheme announced

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The UK Government has released a new Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules, published 7 December, which, amongst other things, makes changes to the Visitor route and Youth Mobility Scheme.

EU Law Reforms Confirmed: TUPE Consultation and Working Time Record-keeping Obligations

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The Government has confirmed that it is going ahead with proposed changes to TUPE consultation obligations for small employers and to clarify employers’ record-keeping obligations under the Working Time Regulations 1998.

New legislation on holiday entitlement and pay

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The Government is proposing to make changes to holiday rights from 1 January 2024.

Holiday Pay Claims: Supreme Court Ruling

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The Supreme Court has ruled that a worker does not automatically lose the right to claim for a series of underpayments of holiday pay where there is a gap of more than three months between the underpayments, or where a correct payment of holiday pay is received.

School ruled not to be vicariously liable for sexual assault

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The Court of Appeal has ruled that a school was not vicariously liable for a sexual assault on a pupil by a student who had recently undertaken a work experience placement at the school.

The Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act 2023

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In 2023, the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act became law. It applies to all higher education providers registered with the Office for Students, and their constituent colleges, schools, halls and similar institutions.

Chambers and Partners 2024: Doyle Clayton climbs ranking across multiple categories

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The Chambers and Partners 2024 guide has been published and we are delighted to not only maintain our Band 1 rankings, but also have seen a climb in rankings across multiple categories.

Supreme Court opens the door to more holiday pay claims

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The Supreme Court has ruled that a worker does not automatically lose the right to claim for a series of underpayments of holiday pay where there is a gap of more than three months between the underpayments or where a correct payment of holiday pay is received.