Group litigation
What the rulings so far have found about the Ryanair engagement structure
Courts in three countries have examined the arrangement under which pilots were supplied. We explain what those rulings found about how the structure worked in practice — and what they do, and do not, decide about the High Court claim.
Coming soon
Holiday pay
King v Sash Window Workshop — how far back can workers really claim?
Following the CJEU ruling, workers misclassified as self-employed can claim holiday entitlement back to 1998 — when the Working Time Directive was introduced. We explain who qualifies, and the limits.
Coming soon
Loan Charge
Mitigating the Loan Charge via agency PAYE — the strategy explained
Following Hoey and Finucane, we have identified an angle. Where an Agency should have operated PAYE under s 44 ITEPA but didn't, contractors may recover the tax they paid.
Coming soon
Umbrella Companies
Employer's NIC, the Apprenticeship Levy, and what your payslip is hiding
These two deductions cost umbrella-engaged contractors thousands of pounds a year. The law is clear: they shouldn't be coming out of your pocket. We walk through a real payslip.
Coming soon
Regulation
What 'SRA-regulated' actually means for you as a claimant
The Solicitors Regulation Authority sets the bar that we — and every firm holding ourselves out as solicitors — are held to. Here is what that guarantees in practice when your money is on the line.
Coming soon
Funding
How No Win, No Fee works — and how we think about funder partnerships
The mechanics of a DBA/CFA, the role of After-the-Event insurance, and why a properly-funded group action can pursue a defendant for years without the claimant ever opening their wallet.
Coming soon
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