Labour

Anli Partners Bolsters Legal Expertise, Welcoming New IP and Labour Law Partners in China

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Beijing, China — In a strategic move to bolster its legal services, Anli Partners has recently expanded its team by appointing Daniel Han and Luo Kaitian as partners in its Shanghai and Beijing offices, respectively. These new hires underscore the firm’s commitment to enhancing its expertise in intellectual property and labor law, pivotal areas given the complex and rapidly evolving regulatory context in China. Daniel Han, a seasoned patent attorney, brings a wealth of experience in intellectual property disputes, including patents, trademarks, copyrights, and unfair competition. His forte extends to representing high-profile international clients, notably … Read more

Labour Scraps Controversial Anti-Strike Legislation, Set to Overhaul Workers’ Rights Framework

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London, UK – In a significant policy shift, the Labour Party has announced plans to discard a controversial law that restricts strike actions, signaling a broader initiative to transform and enhance workers’ rights across the nation. This move marks a pivotal moment in the Labour Party’s approach to labor regulations, directly challenging existing policies implemented by the current government. The proposed repeal concerns legislation that the party characterizes as a mere “gimmick,” which imposes stringent limitations on the right to strike. Labour representatives argue that this law undermines workers’ fundamental capacities to negotiate fair work … Read more

Labour Leader Sir Keir Starmer Advocates for Legal Representation Amidst Controversy Surrounding His Past Clients

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LONDON – Keir Starmer, leader of the Labour Party, defended his legal career and the importance of legal representation during a recent interview. In a testy exchange on an online show hosted by The Sun’s political editor Harry Cole, Starmer addressed accusations that he had defended criminals and terrorists during his time as a lawyer. The interview, titled “Never Mind The Ballots,” marked the debut episode of the newspaper’s new online show. Cole took the opportunity to revisit an article he had written in January, which accused Starmer of aiding “baby-killers and axe murderers” in … Read more

RocaJunyent Expands Labour Law Team with Addition of Albert Martínez Rodríguez

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Girona, Spain – RocaJunyent, a law firm based in Girona, has welcomed Albert Martínez Rodríguez as a new partner in their labour law team. Martínez joins the firm from Vàzquez Advocats, a boutique labour law firm, bringing his expertise in collective bargaining, restructuring processes, and litigation. Martínez has a strong background in litigating individual and collective matters before the Social Jurisdiction. He is also skilled in providing preventive and pre-litigation advice in labour and social security law, as well as representing clients before the labour and Social Security Inspection. His addition to the team at … Read more