Keeping your Will Up To Date Every year, Solicitors for the Elderly (SFE) hold 'Update Your Will Week'. Recent research from the organisation reveals that 47% of people haven’t updated their Will in more than five years. This means nearly...
In a recent case, an employee removed confidential information from their employer in order to ‘attain legal advice’.
Employment Solicitor Chris Dobbs discusses the following tribunal case and the key takeaways for employers.
Divorce is changing completely on April 6th. No-fault divorce will take over from the previous 'fault-based' divorce and, with that, divorce terminology will also be updated.
In this article, Andy outlines and defines the terminology going forward.
In this article, Simon Immins discusses DIY divorce and how it will work with the new divorce law going forward.
Louisa looks at whether a DIY divorce is easier, discussing the pros and cons, and outlines the divorce process in full.
In this article, Commercial Property Solicitor Hannah Martin outlines everything you need to know about EPCs and the upcoming changes to them as well as discussing how you can prepare.
In this article, Wills & Tax Partner Lee Young outlines what happens to your estate if you die without a will. Lee looks at various scenarios and discusses what would happen to your assets if intestacy rules were followed.
The new law, coming into force on April 6th, states that couples can apply for divorce jointly for the first time ever.
Specialist family and no fault divorce solicitor and partner Andy Stynes looks at the benefits of joint application and outlines how you can apply in his latest article.
In this article, Employment Solicitor Chris Dobbs looks at the recent mass redundancy of P&O employees that hit the news last week.
Chris answers some questions around redundancy consultation, discusses where it went wrong for P&O and looks at the key takeaways for employers.
The upcoming introduction of the Divorce Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 is set to introduce no-fault divorce.
Family Partner Simon Immins takes a look at the no-fault divorce process and discusses how long it will take to complete.
At a recent judgment in East London, the Tribunal found that a woman from Essex was unfairly dismissed and discriminated against on the grounds of her age and sex.
Employment Solicitor Chris Dobbs takes a look at the case and further discusses menopause in the workplace.
In this article, Employment Partner Paul Burton looks at the reversal of a recent case.
The case has important takeaways for employers, regarding paid & unpaid holiday and the carrying over of such annual leave.
Insolvency Guru Malcolm Niekirk looks at rent arbitrations and the opportunities for insolvency practitioners for IBR (independent business review) work.
Employment Solicitor Chris Dobbs looks at whether events that take place after the termination of contract can influence a tribunal’s decision when it comes to unfair dismissal.
In this article, experienced Family Solicitor & Partner Andy Stynes details everything that you need to know about No Fault Divorce. Including - what NFD is, when it comes into law, how NFD works, whether it can be contested and more.
The latest COVID guidance was released recently, which states changes to self-isolation & testing rules.
Employment Partner Paul Burton outlines the latest guidance and discusses the implications for employers.
Will Bartley sat down with the people over at Christopher Shaw Estate Agents to discuss and provide advice on holiday lettings.
Property Litigation specialist lawyer, Michelle Hayter, provides advice on what happens when joint home-owners cannot agree on what to do with their Property.