Article body Current Length: 868 chars Long including spaces Source Preview The government has announced the new compensation limits in Employment Tribunal cases.

In February this year, Matthew Harris spoke to the Law Society Gazette after the IP Bill was passed without amendments. It was reported as follows:

The Government has announced that the anticipated changes to the IR35 regime are being delayed by a year. The changes are now expected to come in to force on 6 April 2021.

At Waterfront we have long been proud of the work-life balance we have offered our team. However, the challenges of the pandemic and remote working have also shown us that the traditional 9 to 5 Monday to Friday...

The government has recently announced that as of the 1st December 2016, the income tax and capital gains tax reliefs associated with employee shareholder status (ESS) are abolished.

Next week the annual increase to minimum rates of pay is set to take effect. For those aged 23 and over this will mean at least £9.50 per hour before deductions for tax...

This is a question which comes up a lot – and the answer depends on what the intern will be doing and for how long.

Limits on tribunal awards will increase from 6 April 2022 as follows...

If your business involves sending personal data outside the UK and EEA, you may be aware of the need for a transfer risk assessment (TRA) to demonstrate...

As I am sure you are more than aware by now, the coronavirus outbreak has this week been officially labelled a pandemic by the World Health Organization (WHO).

Earlier this year, Part 3 of the Digital Economy Bill was passed by parliament which introduces age verification checks for access to all websites and apps containing pornographic material...

On 26 November 2017, The Telegraph on Sunday published an exposé of the activities of Wesley Perkins, described as "one of Britain's most prolific cybersquatters".

Our head of employment law, Anthony Purvis has given his comments to The Law Society Gazette in response to the government's decision to defer on reform of the so-called 'gig economy'.

From 6 April 2022, the ‘Vento' bands for injury to feelings awards in the Employment Tribunal will be increased to take account of the RPI measure for inflation.

Comedian Joe Lycett has today made headlines by changing his name by deed poll to "Hugo Boss".

Europol seeks to raise awareness of ‘Intellectual Property Crime on the Darknet'

This Christmas the office has been divided into teams to compete in the ultimate Christmas themed legal trivia quiz! You can get involved via our Twitter page here.

The UK Government has recently announced measures to deal with the coronavirus outbreak, including the creation of emergency legislation.

This month it was reported that Tesco has announced a partnership with office space provider IWG to trial a flexible working space in its New Malden store.

One of the hottest trade mark issues around at the moment is the question of how effectively can trade mark rights protect brand owners' interests in non-fungible tokens (otherwise known as "NFTs").