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Watch this space as we roll out news stories covering the growth plans of Active Legal.

The stories will cover details regards staff members, developments in the law and certain information regards the personal injury and accident claims we under take.

Sixteen year old wins age discrimination case

27/11/20

A 16-year-old apprentice is thought to be the youngest ever employee to win an age discrimination case after being branded "immature" by his boss.

Lady with Downs Syndrome launches action against abortion

29/10/20

A lady with Down's syndrome is launching a landmark legal challenge to the Government's abortion legislation claiming she is "better off dead" in the eyes of the law.

25-year-old Heidi Crowter, who has married since she first began legal proceedings and is now known as Mrs Carter, has called for a judicial review of current laws saying, "The current law is unfair. It makes me feel like I shouldn't exist, and that I'd be better off dead in the eyes of the law."

Supermodel Campbell sued by billionaire Ex

29/09/20

Supermodel Naomi Campbell is being sued for millions of dollars by her former boyfriend.

Ms Campbell and 57-year-old Vladislav Doronin were reportedly in a relationship from 2008 to 2013. Doronin is reported to have claimed in court documents that the supermodel was refusing to pay back loans and return personal property after the split.

Silly goose led to employment tribunal

27/08/20

A Birmingham council worker was sacked after a tribunal rejected his "implausible story" that the noises from a pornography video, accidentally played in a meeting, were made by a goose.

An electrician for Redditch Borough Council opened a WhatsApp message containing footage of a woman loudly making "sexual moans" during a meeting. An employment tribunal in Birmingham heard that the noise lasted for around 30 seconds, causing staff to break out into awkward laughter, and leaving 100 of his colleagues stunned.

Jewish people are clever

30/07/20

A lecturer at Solent University in Southampton has been sacked after failing to convince a tribunal that his comments were not offensive because they were "positive".

The Bristol tribunal heard that the remarks were made in a meeting with his course leader, Dr Janet Bonar, in March 2019 in the university canteen.

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