Horsfield Menzies Blog vs Behaviour : Angus Menzies – Victimisation For Dummies?
Angus Menzies has written a handy guide to victimisation. He called it simply “VICTIMISATION”, but TCAP prefers the more practical
Daniel Rubin Horsfield Menzies
Daniel Rubin Horsfield Menzies coverage: TCAP follows the partner’s bullying tactics against a disabled claimant through the Cepac litigation and tribunal fallout.
Renting Rubin : AstraZeneca IV – The Settlement Cost More Than The Company
The AstraZeneca Lynparza settlement reached $220 million after the University of Sheffield alleged that amendments to its patent licence had
Horsfield Menzies : Blog vs Behaviour – Managing Partners At Work
On 26 February 2026, Horsfield Menzies published “Managing Relationships at Work”. Four days later, it announced that Laura McLellan had
Horsfield Menzies : Blog vs Behaviour – Sam Butler : The Medical Fishing Expedition
Rachel Rigg asks whether DSARs are used as “fishing expeditions”. Her Horsfield Menzies article then correctly explains that a DSAR
Horsfield Menzies : Blog vs Behaviour – Sam Butler : Flawed Process, Perfectly Billable
Marcia Sumbe wrote the warning. Sam Butler supplied the case study. In “FAIR REASON, FLAWED PROCESS”, Horsfield Menzies explains that
Renting Rubin : Barclays IV – Your Higher Interest Rate Was Their Commission
The Barclays motor finance commission model gave a car dealer power to select the customer’s interest rate from a wide
Horsfield Menzies : Blog vs Behaviour – Harassment Was More Than A Policy. It Was A Litigation Strategy
Simon Horsfield and a work-experience student told employers that power imbalances create harassment risk, complaints must be safe and leadership
Horsfield Menzies : Blog vs Behaviour – Calum Maclean Found Compassion Two Days After The Judgment
On 24 April 2026, Horsfield Menzies helped Cepac end a disabled claimant’s case through a manufactured conduct hearing held in
Renting Rubin : BT III – Significant Market Power, Now With £9.50 Off
BT celebrated record Openreach fibre connections, a 40% take-up rate and broadband revenue per user rising 7%. Five days later,