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In a recent article, I provided on update on the suspension of evictions in relation to residential properties, highlighting that a freeze on repossession actions had been extended until 24 August

As Coronavirus (COVID-19) is declared a pandemic by the World Health Organisation, the government announced, as part of its Spring 2020 Budget, specific coronavirus related measures in order to...

It has been announced by Parliament that the planned IR35 tax reforms will be pushed back by a year to April 2021.

Join the Rollits Employment Team for an online interactive webinar where we will be discussing redundancy and how to avoid legal pitfalls.

Landlords and Tenants of commercial and residential properties will be waiting with bated breath over the coming days to see if existing measures that...

Covid-19 has forced the Government to take steps to ensure that people are confined to the safety of their own home and that they only leave the house for a limited number of specified reasons...

Making a Will is something most of us don't see as a priority. It's so easy to keep putting getting your affairs in order off, or to the bottom of an ever growing list of commitments to family, ...

How are you coping with being at home with your family?

Lasting Powers of Attorney are often something considered only for those in later life or when serious illness has been diagnosed.

For a species that has spent the last 40 million years paddling around in ponds, celebrity (or perhaps notoriety) has come late in the career of the Great Crested Newt

The Law Society hopes the government will produce official guidance on these issues in the coming days.

In a recent planning appeal decision, the Planning Inspector held that the use of an agricultural property for commercial donkey rides would be a material change of use.

In my previous articles issued on 1 April 2020 and 7 April 2020 I discussed the impact that the Coronavirus had had on Winding Up Hearings, and how the Court was embracing and utilizing...

In my previous articles published at the end of March 2020 and April 2020, I explained the measures which had been introduced in response to Coronavirus insofar as they applied to rented property.

HM Treasury has issued a further Treasury Direction, outlining the second phase of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS),

HM Treasury have announced that the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS), which was due to end on the 31 October 2020 before later being extended to 2 December 2020, has been extended...

HM Treasury have announced that the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS), which was due to end on the 31 October 2020, has been extended.