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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.

The Legal 500 2024: Doyle Clayton continues to rank highly

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Doyle Clayton is ranked highly by The Legal 500 across multiple service areas in its 2024 legal directory.

Developments in UK immigration law – Summer 2023

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It has been a busy summer period for UK immigration with the passing of the Illegal Migration Act, which will drastically change the UK’s asylum system, and the announcement of visa fee increases for a range of UK immigration applications.

Family friendly rights: an update

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For the past few years, the Government has been promising to improve family friendly rights by introducing a new right to carer’s leave and neonatal leave, enhancing paternity leave and flexible working rights and providing additional protections for parents facing redundancy.

Latest Immigration Rule changes

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On 17 July 2023, changes were made to the Immigration Rules affecting the construction and fishing industries, applicants sponsored for General Practitioner (GP) specialty training, and international students.

Maya Forstater wins six-figure damages award

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Doyle Clayton client, Maya Forstater, has won substantial damages in her case against her former employer, CGD Europe.