Commercial Client

• This is What Can Happen If You Fail to Keep Proper Tax Records

  • Posted4 March 2022

  Keeping proper tax records may be time consuming and laborious, but a failure to do so can have disastrous consequences in the event of a visit by an officer of...

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• Workplace Relationships Broken Down? Always Avoid a Knee-Jerk Response

  • Posted1 March 2022

  Where irresolvable differences of opinion render an employment relationship entirely unworkable, dismissal may be justified. However, as one case showed, a knee-jerk response is never wise and a failure to...

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• When it Comes to Corporate Takeovers, Judges Have Shareholders’ Backs

  • Posted24 February 2022

  Some corporate takeovers are controversial while others are not, but, either way, judges perform a vital role in ensuring that every shareholder gets a fair deal. A proposed change in...

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• Housing Project Survives Historic Airfield Owner’s High Court Challenge

  • Posted21 February 2022

  Operators of noise-generating businesses sometimes have good reason to fear the consequences of residential development nearby. In one case, however, planning permission for construction of 79 new homes on a...

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• Ticket Touts Cannot Justify the Unjustifiable – Landmark Court of Appeal Ruling

  • Posted18 February 2022

  Illegal ticket touts who contend that their crimes are victimless are seeking to justify the unjustifiable. The Court of Appeal made that point in a landmark case of crucial importance...

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• Redundancy Selection – Subjective Performance Assessment is Not Enough

  • Posted15 February 2022

  Conducting a fair redundancy process requires a careful, almost forensic approach and it is almost never good enough for employers to rely on a subjective assessment of an employee’s past...

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