An employee may raise a personal grievance against their former employer if they believe they have been unjustifiably dismissed.
The difficulty with these claims is...
There are rigid processes associated with raising a claim in employment law.
This article aims to generally highlight the process, and it should be read...
New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out with Science (NZDSOS) have reviewed the High Court ruling of Justice Francis Cooke in their recent case challenging the...
Canada’s Supreme Court has axed a 1995 law that made such a defense illegal.
Defendants accused of violent crimes like murder and sexual assault may...
Significant improvements are being made in New Zealand workplaces to better protect whistleblowers, Minister for the Public Service Chris Hipkins said today.
“The Protected Disclosures...
You've been invited to a disciplinary meeting: terrifying stuff.
I'm not going to sugar coat this: disciplinary meetings are stressful. Whether you're facing a warning,...
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Using artificial intelligence in court cases is “unconstitutional” say Malaysian lawyers.
Malaysian lawyers say the use of an AI system in the country’s justice system...
Lawyer known only as ‘Mr. Y’ had a previously ‘unblemished’ career.
A recovering alcoholic, his client (Ms. T) was also his pyshotherapist. He acted for...
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (“ADHD”) is a cognitive disability, which causes difference in the brain development and brain activity that affects a number of...