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Employment Tribunal finds fear of catching COVID-19 is not a “philosophical belief”

Under the Equality Act 2010, employees and workers are protected from discrimination based on protected characteristics. One protected characteristic that has been particularly topical is “religious or philosophical belief”. As a consequence of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Tribunal has now found itself ruling on whether a fear of catching Covid-19 is a philosophical belief.

Where can electric scooters be used?

With the increased popularity of electric scooters (e-scooters), there have been many questions about where you can ride them? Here is a quick guide.

A day in the life of a Solicitor who specialises in Contentious Probate work

Karen Bower-Brown is a partner at Sills & Betteridge who specialises in contentious probate work which includes advising clients on contesting, challenging and disputing a will.

The Equality Act 2010: Make sure your diversity and inclusion training is up to date or face a claim!

A note of warning from our Head of Employment Law Stephen Britton to all employers and HR professionals.

The National Security and Investment (NSI) Regime and when to notify the Government about a change in ownership of your business

From 4 January 2022 certain transactions within high-risk sectors which present a national security concern must be notified to the Government.

Your Business On Divorce - 3 Questions Answered

Businesses can be one of the trickier assets to deal with upon divorce, but also, one of the most significant capital assets available, as well as being an income provider to one or both parties.