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The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has confirmed in the recent case of United Taxis Ltd v (1) Mr R Comolly (2) Mr R Tidman [EAT] EAT 93, that it is not possible...

From the end of 2023 all directly effective EU laws are removed from the UK statute book. Domestic legislation will be granted priority over EU law...

Attacks on international shipping in the Red Sea by Iranian backed Houthi armed militias based in Yemen continue to escalate. Shipping is being attacked indiscriminately...

If you leave somebody out of your will, or make provision for them which they feel is too low, they may bring a claim under the Inheritance...

In this month's workplace law we have a video where Nick Hobden and Jessica Wells discuss the new Employment Relations (Flexible Working) Act 2023...

In the world of mergers and acquisitions (M&A), one term that often crops up is "earn-out." At Thomson Snell & Passmore, we have seen a distinct recent growth in the use of earn-outs in many of our M&A deals....

It is only natural to want to ensure that when you die, your estate is in good order and that your loved ones are able to easily carry out your wishes, minimising stress at a difficult time.

We see a lot of clients who have been living together, have children together and may or may not own property together, who believe that they have rights because of the myth of the common law spouse.

This question was recently considered by the Scottish Court of Session, Scotland's supreme civil court, in the recent case of Bathgate v Technip Singapore PTE Limited...

Dealing with the death of someone close to you is always a difficult time, and the probate process is no exception. People are naturally eager to complete probate as smoothly and quickly...

The concept of voluntary, unpaid trusteeship is one of the defining principles of the charity sector. Trustees are able however, to have certain expenses reimbursed to them using the funds of their charity.

As pointed out by the Pyramus & Thisbe Society, a Party Wall dispute can, for the very wealthy, end up at the Supreme Court. As legal advisors to many listed property owners...

It is not uncommon for famers to keep farming up to the day they die and never retire. However, as illness can take hold at any time or a farmer simply starts to slow down...

Empty retail units displaying agents' boards were the most visible sign of our high streets through the pandemic. But online retail saw a very different picture over the same period...

The recent Court of Appeal Case, Power & Kyson v Shah [2023] EWCA Civ 239 confirmed that adjoining owners can only rely on the Party Wall Act...

On 29 August 2023 the Department for Levelling up Housing and Communities (LUHC) and the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) announced that they will be proposing...

The recent news that over 100 schools in the UK have been ordered to shut down their buildings constructed with Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) due to the looming risk of structural collapse...

Sadly, many people find themselves in relationships, where they are subjected to abuse during, or after the relationship comes to an end. Abuse takes many forms...