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Sleeping Employment Judge Caused Unfairness in Museum Curator’s Case

Sleeping Employment Judge Caused Unfairness in Museum Curator’s Case

Judges spend long hours listening to dense evidence and argument, and they would be superhuman if they did not occasionally nod off. As an employment case showed, however, the consequences of sleepy-headedness can be grave if it affects the fairness of proceedings. The case concerned

Come Up With a Brilliant Invention? Do You or Your Employers Own It?

Come Up With a Brilliant Invention? Do You or Your Employers Own It?

If employees come up with brilliant ideas, do they have intellectual property rights in them or are they the sole property of their employers? The High Court considered that burning issue in the context of a computer software dispute. A company applied for international, national