Employer’s guide to implementing the four-day work week
The world’s largest pilot of a four-day work week has launched in the UK. The pilot will last six months, with 70 companies and 3,300...
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Parental Alienation – What are the signs and what should...
Over the last few years the Court has seen an increase in the number of cases raising issues of parental alienation. Being prevented from having...
Dimple Patel
Senior Associate, Family LawNavigating the gig economy and the choppy channel across to...
Businesses looking to expand may consider a franchise model as the solution to future growth without the demands of capital investment. But getting franchising terms...
Jane Crosby
Partner, Head of Dispute Resolution & Accredited MediatorCheck the ground rules to avoid boundary disputes
Warm weather and longer days sees a surge in interest in garden works each year, and where householders improve and replace, boundary disputes are sure...
Lucy Penfold
Associate, Dispute ResolutionHMRC announces updated approach to clearance process and timeline for...
In its recent Trusts and Estates Newsletter for April 2022, HMRC announced some changes to the processing of IHT 100 forms, which changes the timelines...
Louise Harrhy
Chair, Partner & Head of Trusts & EstatesFinancial provision for children
As the number of children being born to unmarried couple rises, family lawyers have seen an increase in enquiries from parents concerned about how they...
Dimple Patel
Senior Associate, Family LawAutism – The law and neurodivergence in the workplace
In this article, we take a look at neurodivergence in the workplace and how employers can both comply with the law and support neurodivergent workers....
Jane Crosby
Partner, Head of Dispute Resolution & Accredited MediatorRenting and repairs: My landlord won’t fix the heating, what...
If you are renting your home, it is your landlord’s responsibility to provide heating and hot water. When the heating or boiler fails through no...
Lucy Penfold
Associate, Dispute Resolution5 key steps to protect your intellectual property
In this article, we look at five of the key things all business owners should look at. 1. Take stock of all of your intellectual...
Nigel Maud
Partner, Commercial & Corporate, COLPEasements, what are they and what do they mean for...
An easement is a right enjoyed by a landowner over another person’s land which binds successors in title. Usually speaking, most easements are positive, which...
