The trials and tribulations that have been created by the Covid pandemic have impacted so many aspects of our lives. Divorce and family disputes are, unfortunately, no different.

We are facing an unprecedented period of adversity. The offshore financial services industry and the local communities that we serve, like the rest of the world, are not immune to the impact of the...

The COVID-19 pandemic has destabilised global markets. However, the crisis has encouraged swift adaptations in all walks..

Companies with accounting periods commencing on or after 1 November 2022 will no longer benefit from the temporary concession from the application of economic substance requirements, provided in response...

The Social Security Minister (the Minister) has announced her intention to increase the minimum wage from £8.32 to £9.22 as of 1 January 2022.

Jersey's construction industry has received updated guidance on operational restrictions during the period of disruption caused by the COVID-19 outbreak. The Government of Jersey advice applies to non-essential...

For many employers the prolonged period of disruption as a result of Covid-19 has reiterated the value of an engaged and productive workforce.

The confirmation of cases of Covid-19 in the Channel Islands has forced employers to consider their existing employment policies and, in some cases, implement dedicated ‘Coronavirus policies'

The Government of Jersey's Comptroller of Revenue has confirmed that where companies' operating practices have to be adjusted in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Comptroller will not treat the company as having failed the economic substance test.

This note provides a brief and high level overview of the position on electronic signatures in Jersey and Guernsey...

Although there have already been some very high profile high street casualties – Debenhams, DW Sport, Monsoon, Laura Ashley, Virgin Media...

The restricted movement requirements currently in place across the Island impact on many parts of a conveyancing transaction.

The Minister for Economic Development, Tourism, Sport and Culture has published Guidance relating, principally, to rent and other payments to be followed by Landlords and Tenants of Commercial Property during the ‘COVID-19 Period'.

Watch our webinar 'Looking beyond lockdown: Implications for the private client industry' on-demand below.

In light of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, the Comptroller of Revenue in Jersey has issued guidance to reassure companies which are temporarily unable to meet the tests set out in...

The potential for disputes in construction projects has risen sharply with the performance and enforcement of contracts directly impacted by COVID-19. Lockdown restrictions and consequent delays ...

Tenants of commercial premises in Jersey suffering financial hardship may be considering, or may indeed have already approached their landlord with requests for rent relief.

Arguably one of the greatest strengths of the human race is our ability to adapt. Few people in our lifetime will have experienced a situation like lockdown.

At the beginning of 2021 we were facing lockdowns and further restrictions after Christmas got cancelled. Come the end of the year, many of us faced another diminished Christmas.

Government advice and new mandatory legislation passed to combat the spread of COVID-19 has caused significant and ongoing disruption to many businesses.