Group action
Lutz v Ryanair MCG Aviation — what the tribunal ruling means for agency pilots
The Employment Tribunal ruled in favour of Mr Lutz as an Agency Worker entitled to Working Time Regulation protections after a 12-week qualifying period. We unpack the consequences for thousands of similarly-engaged pilots.
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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