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Articles by Mark O’Grady
Court Of Appeal Allows Second Appeal In Long-running Forfeiture Dispute
Mark O'Grady acted for the successful appellant in proceedings where a landlord sought to forfeit a 999-year residential lease, despite the parties' having entered into a binding settlement agreement, which was negotiated by their respective solicitors. The question on this second appeal was whether the landlord was entitled to take proceedings seeking forfeiture, or whether it was precluded by the terms of the settlement agreement from doing so.
Mental health support is still reactive - HR Magazine
They say prevention is better than cure. Sadly, when it comes to workplace mental health, we haven’t got there yet. Deloitte’s 2024 mental health report showed that 63%, nearly two in three UK workers, are experiencing at least one characteristic of burnout. And it’s rising significantly from previous years. Why do we continue to get this so wrong when it’s widely known to be so costly?
R (On The Application Of Palmer) (Appellant) v. Northern Derbyshire Magistrates Court And Another (Respondents) [2023] UKSC 38
On 1 November 2023, the Supreme Court handed down its decision in the case of R (on the application of Palmer) v. Northern Derbyshire Magistrates Court.
The January blues at work: it’s not just the weather
Mental health, much like our physical health, is something that ebbs and flows throughout the year. But there is one particular time of the year where many of us struggle: January. All of us in the northern hemisphere know how the less favourable weather and amount of daylight contribute, as well as financial woes and social burnout from the preceding winter period. However, the structures within workplaces contribute tremendously to this, too.
CDR/Insolvency Series: Entering The Twilight Zone: Directors' Duties In The Run Up To Insolvency (Video)
In this webinar, Alaric Watson, Oliver Hyams and Mark O'Grady consider the important aspects of the duties of directors and the claims against them from solvency through the twilight zone and into insolvency. Watch a recording of the webinar below. CDR/Insolvency Series: Entering the Twilight Zone: directors' duties in the run up to insolvency from Gatehouse Chambers on Vimeo.
Can Trials Involving Allegations Of Dishonesty Be Held Remotely?
UK: Can Trials Involving Allegations Of Dishonesty Be Held Remotely? 31 August 2021 Gatehouse Chambers To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Witness evidence and cross examination occupy central positions in English civil procedure and are particularly important where allegations of dishonesty are in issue between the parties.
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