Horsfield Menzies – Blog vs Behaviour : ANGUS MENZIES – THE OUTCOME FIRST, THE REASONS LATER
Angus Menzies expected a remitted Tribunal to return with more water-tight findings supporting its original decision. Fungus explains reverse reasoning.
Horsfield Menzies: Blog vs Behaviour places the firm’s polished public image beside its documented conduct in the Cepac tribunal saga. A running comparison of brochure language, professional claims and what happened when the rhetoric met a real litigant.
Angus Menzies expected a remitted Tribunal to return with more water-tight findings supporting its original decision. Fungus explains reverse reasoning.
Horsfield Menzies promises access to trusted counsel. Its Business Protection page appeared just above TCAP on Google. Daniel Rubin, the Cepac judgment and one magnificent piece of search-engine irony.
Daniel Rubin celebrates tenacious disclosure. TCAP puts his STARK announcement beside the disputed bundles, protective directions and complaints in the Cepac case.
Sam Butler explains why public exposure can encourage accountability. TCAP places his advice beside the private complaint about his conduct, the absence of a communicated investigation outcome and the use of its publications in the Cepac proceedings
Fungus has added a payment screen to the operating manual. TCAP follows Angus Menzies from litigation attrition to tribunal fees, where even genuine complaints can disappear.
Sam Butler’s “REMOTE CONTROL?” article tells employers to examine context before condemning conduct. Sensible advice. Now put it beside the
The Horsfield Menzies complaint eventually found someone willing to process it. Entry 46. Source: SRA Complaint. Five labels sat beside
Horsfield Menzies NDA advice comes with a revealing price tag. In his article of 30 April 2026, Simon Horsfield explains
Simon Horsfield has some excellent advice for organisations dealing with disability. In “LYNSKEY LOGIC”, he considers the Employment Tribunal judgment