tribunal news

Nuffield Health has told HCM that it takes its responsibilities towards its colleagues seriously and is committed to meeting all legal obligations after news of ... More

Mastercard and VISA are facing a claim worth over £4 billion for imposing illegal, multilateral interchange fees, which could lead to UK businesses – including health ... More

Mid Ulster District Council (MUDC) in Northern Ireland has won a landmark VAT case, which could see councils in the country receive a multi-million pound ... More

Inverness Castle in the Scottish Highlands is to be transformed into a tourist attraction that celebrates the Highlands' past, present and future, with LDN Architects, ... More

A historic shakeup of Italy’s museum directors has been thrown into disarray, after the courts overruled a decision by the country’s Culture Ministry on the ... More

The contentious redevelopment of Roland Garros, the home of French tennis, will go ahead after the Administrative Court of Paris threw out a legal challenge ... More

A beauty therapist has been awarded £18,000 for unfair dismissal and sex discrimination after she lost her job at Bannatyne Fitness because she could not ... More

The French Tennis Federation (FTF) has described itself as "outraged" after a court suspended the development of a new stadium at Roland Garros just days ... More

The London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC) – the company which operates London’s Olympic Park – has been ordered to publish full details of its deal ... More

UK health club operators may leave themselves vulnerable to potential employment tribunals if they fail to grasp the changing rules on how to calculate holiday ... More

Inverness Castle in Scotland could become a free-to-visit museum, with £8m (US$11.5m, €10.3m) plans to transform the heritage site into an attraction winning approval at ... More

Plans to build a new rugby stadium on the historic Recreation Ground site in Bath, Somerset are back on track following the overturning of a ... More

Plans for Paris’ first skyscraper in 42 years were rejected on 17 November, following a ‘secret’ ballot. The ballot itself has been called in to ... More

The prospect of the European Court of Justice ruling obesity as a disability due to an escalated employment tribunal is distracting focus from the key ... More

Rank Group, the UK-based bingo hall and casino operator, has won its case at the European Court of Justice (ECJ) over claims that it had ... More

Health club operator Esporta has won its legal case to make payment arrears recovered from members to be free of VAT. In a hearing put ... More

BAA has been refused permission by the Supreme Court to appeal against a Competition Commission (CC) ruling requiring for the sale of two airports. In ... More

BAA is once again facing the prospect of having to sell Stansted and either Glasgow or Edinburgh Airport, following ruling by the Court of Appeal. ... More

A leaked Cabinet Office list has revealed that nearly 180 quangos are facing abolition as part of the coalition government's bid to cut public spending. ... More

Hotel, restaurant and pub operators are set to be able to claim refunds from Phonographic Performance Ltd (PPL) following a successful appeal against recorded music ... More

Australia's health and fitness sector has been dealt a blow after the Copyright Tribunal decided to increase copyright fees for the use of music in ... More