Most businesses will invest in insurance to cover themselves in the event of risks that could damage their business.

A Limited Liability Partnership is becoming a more attractive legal structure now more than ever in light of the Covid-19 developments and as a result of the increased desire for traditional...

The Charity Commission has updated its safeguarding resources and has implemented a new safeguarding portal.

As the Prime Minister moves towards setting out plans for easing the lockdown, businesses are giving thought to what this may mean for getting employees back

It goes without saying that we are currently living in extraordinary times.

The Charity Commission has responded to criticism of guidance which it has recently issued to charities in respect of reporting serious incidents if they are adversely impacted by Coronavirus.

On 29 July 2020, the Supreme Court issued its Judgment in relation to the charity law case Lehtimaki and others v Cooper [2020] UKSC 33 which is also known as the CIFF case.

Although the golden rule is guidance and good practice for lawyers, it is also useful for clients to understand a solicitor's role in preparing Wills and the need to use a properly qualified solicitor

In March the Cabinet Office issued a Procurement Policy Note providing information and guidance to public bodies in relation to the payment of their suppliers.

Stamp duty land tax (SDLT) is payable by the buyer on completion of the purchase of a property. There are various reliefs available and one which is sometimes overlooked is multiple dwellings...

In conjunction with the Prime Minister's announcements on 10th and 11th May 2020, a suite of guidance setting out measures intended to assist safe working during the covid-19 pandemic...

When entering into an infrastructure agreement such as a section 104 agreement or section 38 agreement, it is often tempting to sign off the agreement

Following much media speculation the Government has now announced a new Job Support Scheme (JSS) which has been designed to protect viable jobs as employers continue to battle the impact...

Final clarity still awaited in Business Interruption Insurance litigation as insurers may yet appeal to the Supreme Court

"Ag tags", also known as agricultural occupancy conditions and agricultural ties, are conditions imposed within planning permissions which prevent a dwelling being occupied by a person...

The community infrastructure levy ("CIL"), which was first introduced by the Planning Act 2008, is now being implemented by many local planning authorities both regionally and nationally.

Statistics show we are all, in general, drinking more during lockdown. As usual with statistics, you have to look at them with a jaundiced eye.

In a recent High Court case, the High Court refused to grant permission to pursue charity proceedings and stayed the claim to enable the parties to engage in mediation.

On 16 October 2019 a developer was fined £300,000 after deliberately removing a 176 year-old giant redwood tree, in addition to 69 other protected trees, in Swansea and on 31 December 2019...

Where they come from, how to keep them and how to stop them.