Keller Lenkner UK files Equal Pay Claim Against Tesco
Group action and multi-claimant firm Keller Lenkner UK (now KP Law) has recently filed equal pay claims against Tesco following the European Union’s highest court ruling in June that EU Law could be applied to UK businesses. Representing nearly 10,000 claimants against the supermarket giant, the firm argues that female retail workers are entitled to […]
Landmark Supreme Court ruling may open floodgates to professional negligence claims
Grant Thornton has recently been ordered to pay £13.4 million in damages to the Manchester Building Society after seven Supreme Court justices found that the scope of Grant Thornton’s duty to its client should cover the losses suffered following its negligent advice. The landmark decision overturned previous rulings made on the case in the High […]
Has the UK crowdfunding marketplace reached a crossroads?
Blog posted by Mark Kenkre, partner and head of the investment fraud and mis-selling group Crowdfunding can be an attractive prospect for investors looking for high returns but a recent case has highlighted the risks involved and the apparent lack of due diligence. Investment crowdfunding is a popular method for small and growing businesses to raise […]
Keller Lenkner UK welcomes data protection specialist Kingsley Hayes
At Keller Lenkner UK Limited, we are delighted to welcome data protection expert Kingsley Hayes to our team. Kingsley, who is arguably the UK’s foremost data breach solicitor, has been appointed Head of Data Breach and will lead a new data breach department at Keller Lenkner UK.
