Commercial Client

• Type 2 Diabetes and the Definition of Disability

  • Posted10 April 2017

  Whilst people suffering from cancer, multiple sclerosis or HIV are automatically deemed to be disabled for the purposes of the Equality Act 2010, in the case of other illnesses, whether...

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• Gender Pay Gap Reporting

  • Posted10 April 2017

  In spite of the Equal Pay Act 1970, which prohibited less favourable treatment between men and women in terms of pay and conditions, and subsequent equality laws, there is still...

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• English Jurisdiction Clauses – Court of Appeal Cracks Down

  • Posted5 April 2017

  English law is well-developed, written in the universal business language and the English judicial system has a deserved reputation for fairness. It is not surprising, therefore, that vast numbers...

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• Ignore the Planners and See What Happens

  • Posted31 March 2017

  A landlord who decided to go ahead with a property development after the planners had turned it down ended up significantly worse off after he was successfully prosecuted. Having...

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• Business Sales and Domain Rights

  • Posted28 March 2017

  Buying and selling a business can be a complex matter and engaging a professional to make sure that deals are watertight and all the necessary actions are taken is a...

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• Sending Employees to the USA – Some Tax Pitfalls

  • Posted23 March 2017

  With Brexit looming and the likelihood that firms will look more seriously at doing business in what appears to be a broadly favourable business environment under the Trump regime, it...

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