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Welcome to September's Workplace Law. This month we have a video about termination payments and articles looking at how Labour's plans to change employment law could impact employers...

In this article, we will be giving an overview of what collateral warranties are and an insight into the key requirements that should be considered and / or incorporated...

The Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) has indicated to the Charity Law Association that it is aiming for the provisions in the third tranche of Charities Act 2022 (Charities Act)...

In June 2023, I wrote about the rules that apply to costs recovery in civil litigation in England and Wales, summarising the key principles and some important considerations to bear in mind...

At the onset of a construction project, the need to negotiate and put in place the relevant documentation may seem like a potentially time-consuming exercise...

The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 received Royal Assent on 26 October 2023. It is the second part of a legislative package aimed at preventing the abuse of UK...

It is only natural to want to make sure that, whatever the future may bring, your finances are in the best possible position. Early, effective and efficient tax planning is a key step in achieving...

This is the second article in our two part series about the options for recovering a debt from a debtor in financial trouble. In this edition we look at the risk of a debt repayment...

Insolvency numbers have risen 10% from a year ago and the number of companies that are going bust this year is on track to be the highest since the financial crisis in 2009.

On 29 November 2023, the Court of Appeal handed down its highly anticipated judgment in the case of James Churchill v Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council [2023] EWCA Civ 1416.

Infrastructure agreements are critically important to the delivery of a development project. They serve to govern the arrangements for key services facilitating a development such as the roads, drains...

MEES were brought into force by The Energy Efficiency (Private Rented Property) (England and Wales) Regulations 2015 and seek to impose minimum energy efficiency standards for properties.

This is the first instalment in our two part series about some of the main options for recovering a debt due from a debtor in financial trouble.

On 24th February 2022 the Charities Bill received royal assent becoming the Charities Act 2022. It is coming into force in stages to allow for the necessary guidance to be updated.

On 24th February 2022 the Charities Bill received royal assent becoming the Charities Act 2022. It is coming into force in stages to allow for the necessary guidance to be updated.

The disclosure of tax avoidance schemes (DOTAS) regime is intended to provide HMRC with early information about potential tax avoidance arrangements.

On 24th February 2022 the Charities Bill received royal assent becoming the Charities Act 2022. It is coming into force in stages to allow for the necessary guidance to be updated.

During 2023, we experienced unprecedented legal and regulatory changes affecting all aspects of real estate. With 2024 now well underway we expect to see more of the same...