Leaving the EU is unquestionably changing the way that the UK trades with the EU. With over 70% of our food and non-alcoholic drink exports going to the EU the UK has, to a degree, been ‘spoilt'...

We are now just over a year into the COVID-19 pandemic and although the construction industry has soldiered on through as best it can, inevitable delays, site closures and dips in productivity...

It is crucial that employers in the motor industry are adept at managing employee relations issues, primarily grievances and disciplinary matters, promptly and fully.

HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is consulting on proposals for targeted reform of the EOT and EBT tax regimes (the Consultation). The Consultation closes on 25 September 2023.

The legal wrangles in which Aldi finds itself has captured the attention of mainstream media of late. The discount retailer has become synonymous with allegations of copying...

In the recent decision in Lidl Great Britain Limited v Closed Circuit Cooling Limited t/a 3CL [2023] EWHC 2243 (TCC) the TCC has given useful guidance on whether the Final Date for Payment...

On 29 June 2023, the Office for Product Safety Standards (OPSS) published an updated version of its enforcement policy in relation to the safety of consumer products, together with updated guidance...

In previous editions of "Motor Matters" we have addressed the Agency Model in Motor Retailing, so in this edition we provide an update on its adoption/take-up in the UK...

The term annulment is more commonly associated with Hollywood stars or of course famous fictional couples such a Ross and Rachel (if you know you know).

On 21 February, DEFRA published three key pieces of guidance relating to the introduction of mandatory Biodiversity Net Gain ("BNG"). Of these, two relate primarily to land managers...

There is nothing more frustrating than having all your ducks nicely lined up in a row, and then have an earthquake come an knock them all down. Well, for many, this is the impact...

Social media is a powerful tool for charities, and can be used to great effect in raising awareness of their impact, activities and fundraising initiatives.

The recent Supreme Court decision in the case of Harpur Trust v Brazel [2022] UKSC 21 concerned the calculation of statutory holiday and pay,

It was reported recently that the charity Catch22 has decided to transfer all seven of its schools to other organisations and wind up its multi-academy trust (MAT). Catch22 was approved...

These statistics are frightening; particularly post-pandemic when it is so difficult, given the explosion in demand, to access specialist mental health support for children and young people.

There are two ways of owning a property: legally and beneficially. The legal owners are the people named on the title deeds. The beneficial owners are the people entitled to a share in the sale...

The implementation of service charges under residential leases is a controversial topic. The primary reason for such is twofold: costly and protracted litigation can be generated, and landlords...

You may be aware of the Public Sector Construction Playbook, which was first published by the Cabinet Office in late 2020 (and updated in September 2022).

The British press has recently reported rumours that, in a bid to win over voters at the next General Election, the Conservative Party may look to make a new addition to their manifesto pledge...

It is guidance published by Defra advising local authorities on the weight they should attach to the impact of public footpaths, bridleways or restricted byways...