ArticleLong Awaited Reduction In COP FeesIn case some of you may have missed it, there has been a long awaited reduction in #COP fees from last Wednesday 25 July 2018.United KingdomFinance and BankingWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleRecent Referrals To The European Court On Transfer Of UndertakingsIn Jadran Dodi? v BANKA KOPER, ALTA INVEST (Case C-194/18), a case from Slovenia, the Court is being asked whether the transfer of financial instruments and other client assetsUnited KingdomFinance and BankingWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleHMRC: Pre-Transfer NMW Liabilities Will Now Be Enforced Against The TransfereeFrom 2 July 2018, HMRC will apply all National Minimum Wage (NMW) liabilities, including the full penalty amount, to the new employer following a TUPE transfer.United KingdomEmployment and HRWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleCommunity Housing Fund – Feedback Please?We are increasingly coming across groups who are facing hurdles in accessing the Community Housing Fund. United KingdomFinance and BankingWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleCourt Of Protection Guideline Hourly RatesFollowing an important judgment yesterday about the guideline hourly rates, Deputyship firms can charge more for the work they do. United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleBan On New Leaseholds **Update**Proposed community led-housing exemptionUnited KingdomReal Estate and ConstructionWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleCommunity Land Trusts: War Stories And Lessons LearnedWatch our video in which the Wrigleys community-led housing team share stories of legal issues faced by CLTs and how these were solved.United KingdomReal Estate and ConstructionWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleMinimum Energy Efficiency Standards ConsultationThe government has published a consultation seeking views on more stringent minimum energy efficiency standards (MEES) for commercial properties, ...United KingdomReal Estate and ConstructionWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleThey Thought It Would Be EasierAs the objective of the group turned to Pam's preferred activity, eating cake and gossiping, it suddenly dawned on her that despite the pitfalls discussed previously...United KingdomWealth ManagementWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleLockdown 3: What Does This Mean For Special Schools And Alternative Provision?We look at the position for special schools and alternative provision following last night's televised address by Boris Johnson.United KingdomConsumer ProtectionWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleBeware Of Companies House Scam LettersFake Companies House letters are asking for payments via QR code. We urge clients to stay vigilant and to be alert to these fraudulent requests.United KingdomCorporate/Commercial LawWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleEmployment Tribunal Finds Removal Of NHS Trust Director Was Not Religious DiscriminationIn Page v NHS Trust Development Authority, an employment tribunal considered whether the removal of a director after he gave media interviews expressing his opposition to adoption by same-sex couples....United KingdomEmployment and HRWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleImproved Rights For Fathers Will Help Tackle The Gender Pay GapThe Women and Equalities Select Committee has published a report recommending reforms to legislation to improve fathers' rights to paid time off and flexible working.United KingdomEmployment and HRWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleProbate Fees Update: Could The Fees Increase Be Abandoned?Despite the proposed fees increase which was expected in April 2019, as I write today the fees are still at the same flat rate.United KingdomFamily and MatrimonialWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleDeferred Payment AgreementsNHS Digital reports a significant rise in social care deferred payment agreements, with their value increasing to £343.3 million in 2023/24, primarily used as bridging loans.United KingdomFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life SciencesWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleOPG Releases Guidance On Complaints ProcedureThe Office of the Public Guardian (OPG) has released guidance about its complaints and feedback procedure. The guidance can be found here.United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleCommunity Housing Leases To Be Exempt From New Rules On Ground RentsDraft bill excludes community housing leases from new rules prohibiting the charging of financial ground rents on new, long residential leases .United KingdomReal Estate and ConstructionWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleDiscrimination In Community-Led HousingThere may be some instances where community-led housing groups wish to restrict their properties or any services they provide to a particular group of people.United KingdomReal Estate and ConstructionWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleDoes Your Cohousing Group Need A Members' Agreement?There are so many community and individual needs to balance that it can be hard to keep track of what has been discussed and agreed.United KingdomReal Estate and ConstructionWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleResidential Property Developer Tax And Community-Led HousingWill the proposals for financing the removal of Grenfell-style cladding affect community-led housing groups?United KingdomTaxWrigleys Solicitors LLP