Manchester City’s tribunal verdict: the key questions answered – The Guardian

Posted October 8th, 2024 in competition, damages, loans, news, shareholders, sport by sally

‘Champions are claiming success over Premier League and we look at what the ruling means and possible ramifications.’

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The Guardian, 8th October 2024

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Family court judges use victim-blaming language in domestic abuse cases, finds AI project – The Guardian

‘Judges in the family courts are using victim-blaming and gender-biased language towards domestic abuse survivors, AI analysis of judgments and appeals in England and Wales reveals.’

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The Guardian, 8th October 2024

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Male barristers “not being held to account” for bullying women – Legal Futures

‘The Bar Standards Board (BSB) is “not holding perpetrator barristers accountable for harassment and bullying of women”, female barrister groups have argued.’

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Legal Futures, 8th October 2024

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Ban on advertising junk food before 9pm resurrected in the UK – OUT-LAW.com

Posted October 8th, 2024 in advertising, children, food, health, media, news, regulations by sally

‘Restrictions on advertising “less heathy” food and drink on TV and online will start to apply across the UK from 1 October 2025. However, despite a recent government response confirming the draft implementation regulations, important details are still lacking for food suppliers and media companies to prepare properly for the upcoming changes, according to legal experts.’

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OUT-LAW.com, 7th October 2024

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Paterson v UK: Parliament and Human Rights in Strasbourg – UK Human Rights Blog

Posted October 8th, 2024 in families, human rights, immunity, news, parliament, political parties, standards by sally

‘The name ‘Chris Pincher’ has become synonymous with Boris Johnson’s downfall, but it was the case of Owen Paterson that precipitated the unrest in the Conservative Party that ultimately led to the former Prime Minister’s resignation.’

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UK Human Rights Blog, 8th October 2024

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Row over ‘sheer magnitude’ of Wagatha legal bill – BBC News

Posted October 8th, 2024 in costs, defamation, media, news, privacy, sport by sally

‘The so-called Wagatha Christie dispute has gone back to the High Court, with Rebekah Vardy challenging the “sheer magnitude” of the legal costs claimed by Coleen Rooney from their 2022 libel trial.’

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BBC News, 7th October 2024

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Mediation in England and Wales – OUT-LAW.com

Posted October 8th, 2024 in Commercial Court, county courts, dispute resolution, fees, news by sally

‘Mediation is a voluntary and confidential process using the services of a mediator, who is a neutral third party who will attempt to facilitate negotiation by the parties of an agreed settlement.’

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OUT-LAW.com, 7th October 2024

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Berkshire GP jailed over indecent assaults against seven female patients – The Guardian

‘A GP has been jailed after being found guilty of a string of indecent assaults against seven female patients in Berkshire.’

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The Guardian, 7th October 2024

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