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The use of social media in the workplace has become more and more prevalent, and inevitably there have been an increasing number of employment tribunal cases dealing with related issues.

The latest news from CMS Cameron McKenna relating to Construction and Development.

DCLG has launched a consultation entitled "New opportunities for sustainable development and growth through reuse of existing buildings" which, if enacted, will make it possible for a change of use from hotel (Class C1) to residential dwellinghouse (Class C3) without the need for planning permission.

The Government has announced it is consulting on changes to the planning system aimed at tackling the housing shortage and related longer term economic problems. It has published two consultation papers and a new Circular on Planning Obligations.

Landlords are increasingly being asked to sign "waiver" documents that they have received from a tenant's hire purchase lessor.

The Investment Property Forum (IPF) has issued a new edition of "Readiness for Sale" - A Guide for Streamlining Commercial Property Transactions.

The new Wembley stadium has so far generated seven interesting court judgments. The most important so far for the industry was given last week.

Regular Law-Now users with a particular interest in construction adjudication will already be aware of our comprehensive database of adjudication case reports, the adjudication zone.

The House of Lords will this week review the decision of the Court of Appeal on the recovery of arrears from a former tenant when there is an outstanding rent review.

It has been confirmed that distress will be abolished and replaced with a statutory procedure for the collection of commercial rent arrears.

The case of HKRUK II (CHC) Limited v- Heaney [2010] PLS CS 238 demonstrates that developers should take care to resolve rights of light issues at the outset of a development or risk paying the ultimate price.

Where a landlord imposes a service charge on a mixed-use building it is open to challenge from an individual residential tenant if it do es not follow the more stringent procedures relating to residential service charges.

A tenant is used to having to reinstate the premises at the end of a lease and removing all fixtures and fittings. But does a tenant’s covenant to yield up mean there are other things a tenant actually has to do?

The introduction of Personal Savings Accounts in the recently published pensions white paper means that, from 2012, employers will, for the first time, have a legal obligation to contribute to their employees' pensions. Although many employers currently contribute to pension schemes, many do not and so some employers will face an increase in cost.

The latest issue of CMS Tax Connect looks at the availability of advance pricing agreements (APAs) in a range of countries covered by the CMS Alliance.

In the Budget on 22nd April, the Government announced a one-off increase in statutory redundancy pay, by taking the weekly pay limit to £380 from £350.

Trustees of occupational pension schemes now have a statutory duty to ensure that they have an adequate knowledge and understanding of the legal issues relevant to their scheme.