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High Court - US Giant, Tom James attempts to restrain Max Potter from doing the job he has "fallen in love with" - Law360 reports
US based tailoring giant Tom James Company has launched legal action against an ex-employee Max Potter, alleging breaches of restrictive covenants and confidentiality. Tom James are seeking to enforce a non-compete clause until June 2026. The case is currently before the High Court at The Royal Courts of Justice, London. Constantine Law acts for Mr Potter. Mr Potter told Law360 on Friday 17 October that the case is about "if Tom James succeeds, it sets a dangerous preceden
Oct 21, 2025


Constantine Law in the High Court: Square Mile bespoke tailor Tom James takes legal action against ex-employee
US based tailoring giant Tom James Company has launched legal action against an ex-employee Max Potter, alleging breaches of restrictive covenants and confidentiality. Tom James are seeking to enforce a non-compete clause until June 2026. Mr Potter denies wrongdoing, calling the case “bullying” and saying it could force him into bankruptcy. Managing Partner, John Hayes who is acting for Mr Potter commented to City AM: “This case highlights the conflict between a big US corp
Oct 17, 2025


How will immigration law reforms impact the built environment sector? Rebecca Tester writes for BE News
Welders are included in the immigration salary list In her article for BE News, Constantine Law partner, Rebecca Tester , looks at the recent changes to immigration laws and how this is impacting the built environment sector. Rebecca discusses the areas of the sector most likely to be impacted by the changes, which roles might be given a temporary reprieve through the immigration salary list, and looks to what the industry can expect in the months ahead. Read Rebecca's full p
Oct 14, 2025


Majority of workers still awaiting compensation under tribunal penalty scheme: Alan Lewis comments in People Management
A recent investigation has exposed major flaws in the UK’s system for enforcing employment tribunal awards. The government backed scheme...
Oct 6, 2025


In defence of HR - John Hayes writes for Personnel Today
The criticism of HR, levied by the Sunday Times as a bloated, obstructive force in UK business, overlooks a deeper truth: HR has grown...
Sep 25, 2025


The rise of HR in British business: John Hayes comments in the Sunday Times
The number of people employed in HR has grown in recent years, with HR roles now outnumbering doctors and lawyers in the UK, prompting...
Sep 23, 2025


Jaguar Land Rover staff told to claim Universal Credit after cyber attack halts production: Alan Lewis comments in People Management
The recent cyberattack on Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has triggered a production shutdown now stretching over two weeks, with disruption...
Sep 19, 2025


Closure of the care worker visa. What now? Rebecca Tester writes for Care Markets
The government announced major changes to the immigration rules, which came into effect on 22 July. One of the most controversial changes...
Sep 19, 2025


Workplace grievances are on the rise: John Hayes comments in The Times
With Employment Tribunal claims rising by over a quarter in the last three years, could the increasing use of generative AI tools like...
Sep 12, 2025
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