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Welcome to February's Workplace Law. Over the next 3 months we will be sharing with you an in-depth, three part, video series on the anatomy...

Welcome to January's Workplace Law. In this edition we will be sharing with you part two of our in-depth video focussing on an employee bringing an employment tribunal claim...

Family Mediation Week is taking place from 22 – 26 January 2024. Mediation is still an underutilised process in resolving family disputes and this week is an opportunity to raise awareness...

The Supreme Court has recently given an important judgment on the approach to mandatory relief from business rates for charitable organisations...

Sue Bowman in our Residential Property & Conveyancing team answers common questions about listed properties. Sue will be at the Listed Property Show at London Olympia...

The Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 (CDPA 1988) provides the legislative framework for the rules around copyright ownership and infringement. Under CDPA 1988...

New legislation regarding carer's leave will provide employees with a right to take a week's unpaid leave per year to care for a dependant. The new law is due to come into force on 6 April 2024.

Losing a loved one is always a very difficult time. Unfortunately, it can be made even more challenging if the friends and family of the deceased subsequently discover that their loved one's...

Organisations of all sizes, across sectors, are making increasing use of artificial intelligence (AI). Although the use of AI has the potential to drive efficiencies and to improve product or service delivery...

The Court of Appeal has ruled on the extent to which the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) is obliged to investigate and reach a decision on complaints made to it by data subjects.

A relaxation of the government's Net Zero initiatives was announced by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on 20 September 2023.

The general duties that directors are bound by can largely be found in sections 171-177 of the Companies Act 2006 (the CA 2006).

Your rights upon separation will depend on whether or not you are married. With a rise in the number of couples electing to live together but remain unmarried...

One of the many ongoing impacts of the Grenfell Tower disaster, is that it has led insurance premiums for multi-occupancy buildings to increase significantly.

Key reforms being brought by the new Non-Domestic Rating Bill promise to support businesses by modernising the system to incentivise property improvements and support more frequent revaluations.

A Deed of Variation allows beneficiaries to restructure estate distribution after death, potentially avoiding inheritance tax charges, recapturing wasted reliefs, increasing charitable giving, and resolving conflicts arising from outdated wills or intestacy rules. Understanding when and how to use this powerful tool can save families significant tax liabilities while ensuring assets reach their intended recipients.

The world of property investment and development is ever changing, particularly at the moment. We explore below two areas of rapid legal change...