Recently we've been asked a lot about Agricultural Occupancy Conditions, also known as agricultural ties, on properties – specifically what these are and, more importantly, whether or not...

The pandemic has put extra pressure on both landlords and tenants, leading to difficulties and uncertainty for many. Here we provide guidance on what to do if you're struggling or want to be confident about what action you should take.

It's worth reviewing now ahead of 2018 tax changes.

Until recently, tax payers had between 10 and 20 months from the date they disposed of a UK residential property to report and pay any Capital Gains Tax (CGT) due. This changed from 6 April 2020.

Legal technology innovators can also take advantage of this environment.

Employers should be sure of their obligations if an employee makes a data subject access request (DSAR).

What is cryptocurrency and blockchain? – Cryptocurrencies are virtual, digital currencies that offer the benefit of exceptionally strong protection, ...

"Does a person who stores infringing goods for a third party, without having knowledge of the infringing nature of said goods, stock these goods for the purpose of offering them or putting them on the...

In the midst of a softer labour market, the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) has made further changes to the requirements for employers seeking to obtain a Work Pass for foreign employees in Singapore.

With more people now returning to work, and businesses mindful of their obligation to keep employees safe, many employers are looking to introduce some form of workplace testing for their staff.

With very strong take-up of the Government's Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (the "Scheme")...

With more people facing fertility issues and couples increasingly seeking alternative routes to have children, there is a growing number of UK families created through surrogacy.

A shrinking talent pool, evolving work and lifestyle patterns and new attitudes to incentives are all having a profound influence on recruitment.

If you run a business, school or charity, the GDPR will probably be on your radar by now. Although preparing for the new rules may seem like a daunting task, it doesn't have to be.

The Government has today produced a policy paper setting out its proposals to protect academic freedom and free speech in UK universities.

As most readers will now be aware, the provisions of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will come into effect in May 2018.

The Government's ‘once-in-a-generation' plans to shakeup farming could herald an uncertain future, warns Andrew Williamson, Taylor Vinters' farms and estates specialist.

Good trade marks help you stand out from the competition, and allow you to take action to stop third parties using the same or a similar mark in relation to the same or similar goods and services.

The High Court has issued its decision in the long-running high-profile case between SkyKick, a software provider, and Sky, the broadcaster and television company.

If you're seeking to pass your assets to the younger generation, there are various options.