The elderly facing hidden fees on retirement properties and homes
As the age demographic of our society has changed over the last 2 or 3 decades there has been a similar change in approach to...
As the age demographic of our society has changed over the last 2 or 3 decades there has been a similar change in approach to...
Brexit may be maddening for business, communities and even the politicians in the thick of it, but in all the uncertainty, one thing seems certain,...
Gender pay gaps, itemised payslips and what to do about working rights for EU citizens – these are some of the issues looming large for...
Given the recent headlines about Phillip Green and the alleged victims of sexual harassment, physical contact in the workplace is a very high-profile topic among...
Since the turn of the century, people’s shopping habits have changed dramatically and high street shops have struggled to change with them. More and more...
How long do medical negligence claims take to settle? According to the High Court “not too long” is the answer to this question! The High...
David Knapp, Partner and head of residential property at law firm Hart Brown, comments on the ongoing “referral fee” debate. The subject of referral fees...
ATED is an annual tax payable mainly by companies that own UK residential property. Until 1 April 2016, ATED was only applicable to residential properties...
When is an accessway not an accessway? When it looks like an access but you have no rights to actually use it. It is not...
If you are an aggrieved party seeking to take action and resolve a dispute then, depending on the nature of the dispute and any prior...