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Are Others Benefiting From Your Goodwill?

Posted25 July 2019

Many successful businesses have experience of others seeking to ride on the coat-tails of their expensively established goodwill. However, as was shown by one High Court case, expert legal advice...

Tree Felling Without Permission Proves Expensive

Posted23 July 2019

Ignoring tree preservation orders can prove to be a very expensive mistake and if your property has a protected tree on it, you should make sure any order is understood...

No-Fault Eviction to End: Landlord and Tenant Law Revisions Likely

Posted22 July 2019

Talk to a tenant and the lack of security of tenure is often brought up as a significant issue. For landlords, the inability easily to obtain possession of a tenanted...

CGT Loss Occurs When Payment Made, Not Before

Posted18 July 2019

When a personal guarantee has to be given in order to give a lender the security it needs, the guarantor hopes that the guarantee will never be called in. However,...

Phase Two of the ‘Good Work Plan’ – Protecting Vulnerable Workers

Posted18 July 2019

In July 2017, Matthew Taylor published his independent review on modern working practices, entitled ‘Good Work’. The Government published its response to the review in February 2018 and launched consultations...

Written Statement of Employment Particulars – Late Provision

Posted17 July 2019

The Employment Rights Act 1996 provides that all employees, whether part-time or full-time, are entitled by law to be given a written statement setting out the main particulars of their...