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42 Bedford Row member, Christi Scarborough, successfully represented a company that had purchased Staveley Head Limited from administrators. The claim involved 40 claimants, claiming a total of £230,000 in respect of failure to adequately consult in respect of redundancies made when Staveley Head went into administration. She was able to successfully argue that the redundancies were as a result of the company’s financial difficulties and not related to the subsequent TUPE transfer. The company was not therefore liable in respect of any claim for failure to consult.
You can read the full judgment here.
20.06.2022
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