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Compensation
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The Employer Report
Canada’s Pay Transparency Momentum Continues: New Brunswick Signals the Direction of Travel
By Caroline Burnett, Matthew De Lio, David McIsaac, Andrew Shaw
Special thanks to our articling student Brianna Grieff for contributing to this update. As pay transparency obligations continue to expand globally, employers with operations in Canada should be paying close…
Law Web
Supreme Court Lays Down Law On Using ITRs (Income tax return)To Assess Victim’s Income in Motor Accident Claims
By Law Web
In the considered view of this Court, there can be no hard and fast formula for computing the annual income of a deceased person/claimant. ITRs being a statutory document are…
Bright Law Blog
AFCA publishes new Approach papers
The Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) has published two new Approach papers for insurance complaints and updated another one, setting out how it assesses compensation for non-financial loss.AFCA’s Approach to…
Legal Bites
Lok Adalat Cannot Adjudicate Rival Claims Over Land Acquisition Compensation
The Supreme Court has drawn a clear boundary between settlement and adjudication in Lok Adalat proceedings, particularly where competing claimants assert rights over land acquisition compensation. In Singapogu Babu Rao…
Restructuring Globalview
When will the English Court assist officeholders with remuneration applications?
By Devinder Singh, Vanessa Stuart
The court was asked to assist the joint liquidators of Float Capital[1] (the Company) in circumstances where it was inappropriate to seek creditor approval under Part 18 of the Rules.…
Law Web
Supreme Court: The major married son who is also earning and not fully dependent on the deceased, would be still covered by the expression “legal representative” of the deceased and entitled to get compensation
By Law Web
5.1.1. While holding that the legal representatives of thedeceased are entitled to move an application forcompensation by virtue of clause (c) of Section 166(1) of theAct, it was observed,“…The major…
Law Web
Supreme Court: The multiplier method as laid down under Motor Vehicle Act cannot be applied to determine compensation in cases of electrocution
By Law Web
On the question of yardstick of compensation, we find this Court to have observed in a two-Judge Bench decision in Raman v. Uttar Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam Ltd. MANU/SC/1204/2014 :…
Global Regulation Tomorrow
The FCA’s remuneration consultation – real change.
The FCA has issued a large number of deregulatory papers in the last few months. Many of these might be viewed as making incremental or technical changes. However, I think…
Global Regulation Tomorrow
Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus – Let’s Talk Asset Management – Episode 27 – UK Asset Management Framework Reforms Part 3 – Remuneration proposals
By Hannah Meakin (UK), Lucy Dodson (UK), Hannah McAslan (UK), Charlotte Carnegie
In our podcast mini-series on the UK Asset Management Framework Reforms, we examine the FCA's highly anticipated consultation papers published on 14 July 2026. These papers set out a proposed…
Law School Policy Review & Kautilya Society
The Homemaker’s Tragedy: Invisible Labour, Consortium, and Compensation after Shishu Pal
Misha Bhatia Abstract: The present article analyses the novel head of compensation coined as the ‘loss of domestic care’ introduced by the Supreme Court in the recent Shishu Pal case.…