Renting Rubin : AstraZeneca III – The $400 Billion Adverse Reaction
The first AstraZeneca instalment examined its reputation-management placebo. Part II followed the company’s “patients first” rhetoric to the public purse. […]
Horsfield Menzies : Blog vs Behaviour – When Misconduct Meets Disability, Unless It Is Lee Thompson
Horsfield Menzies trainee solicitor Marcia Sumbe wrote an article telling employers exactly what to do when misconduct may arise from
Horsfield Menzies : Blog vs Behaviour – Investigate The Reaction, Not The Complaint
Horsfield Menzies has done something unusually useful for an adversary: it has published the ruler. Partner Laura McLellan writes about
HMCTS : Employment Appeal Tribunal Rule 3(10) – The Sift Was Not The Case Before Lazy Tayler
Thompson’s appeal against Cummins had already been rejected at the initial sift. By the time it reached HHJ Tayler under
Chambers Chatter : Jacqueline Perry KC – When The Investigator Gets Investigated
Today’s Chambers Chatter stays at 4-5 Gray’s Inn Square, where Wendy Miller operates as an associate member. Miller represented Cummins
Shareholder Spotlight : ABN AMRO Bank N.V. – AML Failures, Disability Discrimination And A Fresh Cummins Bet
So welcome back to Shareholder Spotlight. A Sunday Special, no less. The ABN AMRO Cummins stake gives us 46,273 fresh
Renting Rubin : Barclays III – £322 Million Through The Back Door
The Barclays Qatar capital raising sold independence from government money. Meanwhile, £322 million sat behind advisory agreements the FCA later
Cummins Confidential : Reactionary Mode Continues – Another Customer Loses Its Name
TCAP found the Cummins case studies archive, pulled more than 200 customers out of its 464-entry corporate filing cabinet and
The Cepac Files : Our Values – Ten Men In The Boardroom, Nine Protected Characteristics Missing From The Box
This one started with a joke. I searched DuckDuckGo for “Cepac disability”, screenshotted the result and ribbed Cepac on X