News 5 April 2024
Break-up 101: Tech pros and cons
Access to tech could be your friend or enemy if you’re going through a divorce or legal separation. Find out what to be aware of
News 29 March 2024
Employment pay rates and entitlements update – April 2024
The statutory rates of pay change every year in April and it is important that employers incorporate appropriate changes to comply with key legislation
News 26 March 2024
Fundraising and the law: Act honestly, responsibly and with respect
Charities reminded about the need to get fundraising right - the financial, moral and legal responsibilities around managing and spending donations honestly and respectfully
News 25 March 2024
Are you ready for the RCI deadline?
Landowners and tenants should ensure they register decision-makers by 31 March 2024
News 19 March 2024
Nina Taylor is announced as our new Chair
We are delighted to announce that Nina Taylor, Partner in our Family Law team has been elected as our new Chair taking her position on 1 April 2024.
News 18 March 2024
Impact of employees delayed resignation on constructive dismissal claim
Did an employee undermine his claim for constructive dismissal when he took over three months to resign in response?
News 15 March 2024
Where to start in making your rural enterprise more resilient
Building resilience for farms and estates with sustainability and success in mind means focusing on three pillars: diversification, climate change and succession planning
News 13 March 2024
Charities, elections and campaigning: What you need to remember
Helen Kidd, our Head of Charities and the Third Sector explains the rules of engagement to ensure charities and trustees remain independent
Insights 8 March 2024
Must my executor be younger than me?
This a common (and sensible) question we hear when clients make a Will; you can find out the answer below, as well as other useful considerations for choosing an executor
