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Insufficiency of Funds – Deals Mean Loss of Control

Posted22 February 2018

Failing to pay taxes due because of insufficiency of funds with which to do so has repeatedly been challenged by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) when a defaulting taxpayer has...

ISAs in Estates to be Tax Exempt

Posted21 February 2018

One of the issues that proves difficult for executors of deceased persons who have Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) is that the interest on them is taxable once the owner has...

Cohabitants Entitled to Bereavement Damages

Posted20 February 2018

The legal implications of cohabitation are often poorly understood by those who choose to live together outside of marriage or civil partnership, and the lack of protection for cohabitants often...

New National Minimum Wage Rates

Posted19 February 2018

The draft National Minimum Wage (Amendment) Regulations 2018 were published on 6 February and provide for the following changes to the National Living Wage (NLW) and the National Minimum Wage...

Pre-Trial Skirmishing Can Be as Important as the Main Event

Posted19 February 2018

In commercial litigation, many of the most important battles are fought before the trial even starts and those who drag their feet or fail to comply with judicial directions can...

Unfair Competition by Former Employees – The Law Can Move Fast!

Posted16 February 2018

If key workers leave your employment and you are concerned that they may breach their contracts by setting up in competition, the law can move fast to protect you. That...