In May 2023, the government published its response to the Competition and Markets Authority's ("CMA") calls for further constraints on secondary ticketing sales. Whilst the overarching objective...

The article highlights changes under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023, giving Companies House new powers to enforce penalties for non-compliance with filing requirements. Penalties will range from £250 to £2,000, and companies should review their filings to avoid issues.

A number of high-profile businesses have announced the end of their hybrid working policies and have mandated their staff return to the office full-time.

Permanent residence card holders can now apply for the EU Settlement Scheme application despite missing the deadline.

The Franchising team advised an emerging football coaching provider on the structuring and set up of its growing franchise network.

Having a proper organisational culture has been an important topic for companies for a long time, particularly in connection with the financial crisis in 2008.

Valentine's Day; a time to focus on love, relationships and commitment. Whilst it may not be the first thing that comes to mind at this time of year...

Non-compete provisions which restrict a former employer for working for a competitor is not uncommon but for it to be considered enforceable it is essential that the restriction...

A recent Employment Tribunal decision has provided clarity on the distinction between legitimate performance management and harassment or disability discrimination...

A council employee, referred to anonymously as AB in the Employment Tribunal, transitioned from male to female with effect from 1 July 2020 but despite giving the council 8 months...

The government is proposing to limit the length of non-compete clauses in employment contracts to three months. Non-compete clauses are generally the types of clauses which restrict...

A decision made by the Employment Tribunal has been recently reviewed where it was found that an NHS nurse with two disabled children was fairly dismissed.

£368 million net-worth, three-time People Magazine's "Sexiest Man Alive", and a footballing icon – who else has spent their weekend scouring David Beckham's...

Cohabiting with a new partner before finalizing a divorce can affect financial settlements, including spousal maintenance, capital division, and responsibilities for joint mortgages or utility costs. Legal guidance is advised.

The article highlights the risks of using low-cost estate planning services, emphasizing that cheaper options often lack personalized advice and proper execution, potentially leading to legal complications.

The UK Supreme Court's Sky v. SkyKick ruling underscores the need for businesses to register trade marks with specificity and genuine intent. Overly broad registrations risk invalidation, while genuine use ensures protection and minimizes legal challenges.

The increasing popularity of alcohol-free alternatives has prompted the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) to introduce new rules and guidance...

The issues of rising costs of raw materials, energy and wages are presenting great challenges to the businesses in Leisure & Hospitality (L&H) sector. Reports suggest sales in leading pubs...

The Information Commission's Office ("ICO") has recently cautioned website operators that they should anticipate the commencement of UK enforcement regarding non-compliance with cookie regulations.

Labour's 2024 manifesto addresses the UK's housing crisis by boosting housebuilding, reforming rental laws, and improving homeownership accessibility, with a focus on affordability and sustainability.