The Supreme Court has dismissed a challenge to an attempt by a law firm to enforce a compulsory retirement age against a partner, in a key ruling for the legal profession and employers in general. The Court today (25 April) handed down its judgment in the high-profile Seldon vs Clarkson Wright & Jakes (CWJ) age discrimination case, dismissing the appeal by Leslie Seldon.
April 25, 2012 at 07:33 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The Supreme Court has dismissed a challenge to an attempt by a law firm to enforce a compulsory retirement age against a partner, in a key ruling for the legal profession and employers in general.
The Court today (25 April) handed down its judgment in the high-profile Seldon vs Clarkson Wright & Jakes (CWJ) age discrimination case, dismissing the appeal by Leslie Seldon.
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