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Like Nara says be prepared, You should have followed a process when selecting someone for redundancy make sure you have all your supporting documentation ready to show you follwed a fair process. Most employers fall flat at these things because they didn't use any process, dont prepare, don't know what to expect and send the wrong person along to defend. He has to show that you didn't follow the correct procedures. You might want to look into taking...
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Volume disputes set for huge upheaval as MoJ backs Jackson on civil litigation ... Businesses and other people who have been sued can find that spiralling legal costs, slow court processes, unnecessary litigation and the 'no win, no fee' structures, which mean greater payments to lawyers than to claimants, are setting them back |
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Lords hear statement on Justice: Civil Litigation Reform Like conditional fees, they are a type of no-win no-fee agreement under which lawyers are not paid if they lose a case but may take a percentage of the damages awarded to their client if their case is successful. I hope that I have covered most of the |
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Morning Bell: Big Government Vs. the Internet Following his party's devastating losses last November, President Barack Obama made clear that where his party could no longer legislate, it will regulate. Just a month later, America saw his words become action when the Federal Communications |
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Small Businesses Need Protection in Dispute Resolution In the light of the Chancellor's promise of greater scrutiny of the use of 'no win, no fee' lawyers, some business owners pointed out that using these lawyers encourages employees to take what they believe is 'revenge' on their former employer. |
Express Scripts-Medco merger under fire
When health care giants Express Scripts and Medco Health Solutions announced their plans last July for a mega-merger, they pitched the $29 billion deal as a boon to consumers.
Both of the pharmacy benefit managers, who contract with large employers, base their business models on cost-cutting through bulk buying. Combined, they would create the nation's largest player in that market - a St. Louis-based behemoth controlling about a third of the nation's prescriptions.
But in recent months, major forces have aligned themselves against the deal, raising antitrust concerns. Approval by the Federal Trade Commission, expected to decide soon, now appears less certain And even a green light could involve significant concessions by the merged company.
Stepping forward to oppose the merger are large supermarket chains, drug stores, community pharmacists, consumer advocates, antitrust experts, columnists, and well-placed politicians. Attorneys general from two dozen states have also raised questions about the merger's effect on consumers.
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