HM Histories : Daniel Rubin – Addleshaw Goddard’s Corporate Thesaurus
HM Histories is career mapping with the cupboards opened. Each instalment takes one Horsfield Menzies character, travels back to the
Angus Menzies coverage: Horsfield Menzies partner, director and owner. He is part of a law firm TCAP accuses of bullying disabled claimants through aggressive costs pressure and the use of disability-related medical information, then ignoring complaints about its own solicitors. It also represents Cepac, part of HSA Group, an ownership chain with its own controversies and terrorism allegations in the search results. The March 2025 Sam Butler complaint went to Angus Menzies. No investigation outcome reached the disabled complainant. More than 20 years advising employers. Still no fucking answer when the complaint came home.
HM Histories is career mapping with the cupboards opened. Each instalment takes one Horsfield Menzies character, travels back to the
Angus Menzies’s McGrigors history takes us into a professional-services romance where even the fucking wedding vows need a compliance review.
Welcome back to HM Histories. Simon Horsfield’s Pinsent Masons chapter takes us somewhere TCAP readers have already visited through Jiten’s
Rachel Rigg has written a complaints procedure for organisations that apparently enjoy leaving an audit trail behind them. Her Horsfield
Sam Butler has written a media-literacy lesson for people apparently too excitable to be trusted with Employment Tribunal headlines. His
HM Histories is coming, but Blog vs Behaviour is not being wheeled into storage when it launches. The two can
BT landline pricing survived a class action covering approximately 3.7 million customers, despite a finding of significantly and persistently excessive
TCAP has a NEW Horsfield Menzies series coming. HM Histories will open a different drawer. Blog vs Behaviour, however, is
The BT Emergency Services Network story begins with a sensible payment condition and follows what happened when the Home Office