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Introduction to trade marks – what are they, should I register my brand and will it meet the criteria?

Every year, we meet some of the most talented and driven individuals looking to begin their legal careers as a trainee solicitor.

Adverse Possession is the term used when a party claims ownership of land not because they can produce documents proving they have bought it

Any relationship breakdown can be an emotionally and financially difficult time for families, especially when there are children involved.

As we roll into the new year, it is often a good time to assess that all regulations are in order for our businesses and properties. In the wake of the ‘cost of living crisis', attention...

In the realm of property ownership, the concept of an absentee freeholder can present a unique set of challenges for leaseholders. An absentee or silent freeholder situation arises...

It may be useful to first define some of the key terms which will be used in this article.

When it comes to Wills, Trusts, Power of Attorney (LPAs) Inheritance and planning for our client's future our team will often work with specialist professionals from outside the legal sector...

As artificial intelligence (AI) transforms industries and societies, the race to establish effective governance frameworks is intensifying. The UK and European Union (EU) are pursuing distinct paths to regulate AI, reflecting different priorities and challenges.

Once a final order is made by the court in financial remedy proceedings, whether the order was agreed by consent between the parties or imposed on the parties at a final hearing...

Having been dismissed due to allegations of ‘repeated inappropriate conduct', a scientist at AstraZeneca, Dr James Muir...

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and Prudential Regulatory Authority (PRA) have recently published consultation papers setting out proposals to improve diversity...

The High Court's decision in *Terna v Revolut* clarifies unjust enrichment claims in Authorised Push Payment (APP) fraud cases, rejecting Revolut's arguments, with potential implications for banks and electronic money institutions.

The Employment Rights Bill introduces significant changes to worker protections, including extended tribunal time limits, probationary periods, compensation flexibility, and new gender equality provisions, increasing employer responsibilities.

We are pleased to provide you with the Herrington Carmichael LLP employment law update for September 2019.

With Christmas fast approaching and with COVID-19 restrictions no longer in place, many employers are going to be seeing the return of the Christmas party.

A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) for business assets ensures operational continuity and asset protection if you're incapacitated or unavailable. Key considerations include appointing trusted, skilled attorneys, defining powers, and reviewing and registering the LPA promptly.