Supreme Court furlough ruling may be ‘a necessity’
Arguments about how furlough ought to be treated in the context of Covid-related business interruption claims could soon be heading to the Court of Appeal and even the Supreme Court, a lawyer has predicted.
Whether or not furlough payments received by businesses should be deducted from Covid BI claims payouts has been a contentious issue in recent years and one that has been litigated in several cases.
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