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Victims of Crime and Compensation

Posted15 February 2018

It is normal for victims of crime to think that the conviction and punishment of the criminal marks the end of the process entirely. However, that is not always the...

Absolute Discretion Has Limits

Posted14 February 2018

Construction disputes are a rich source of argument in the courts, and where the contract affords one party a ‘discretion’ with regard to its rights or obligations under the contract,...

Service Standards Must Be Appropriate for Properties

Posted12 February 2018

Owning a share of the freehold is often cited as a selling point to flat buyers – but tenant democracy is no panacea and there is little advantage to it...

E-Signature Consultation

Posted12 February 2018

Under the Law Commissions Act 1965, the Law Commission is required to submit programmes of law reform to the Lord Chancellor. The latest topics put forward for consideration include...

Do You Still Believe in the 90-Day UK Tax Residency Myth? Read This!

Posted9 February 2018

It is an enduringly popular misconception that all you need to do in order to establish that you are not UK resident for tax purposes is spend fewer than 90...

Government Responds to the Taylor Review of Employment Practices

Posted8 February 2018

In October 2016, the Prime Minister commissioned Matthew Taylor, Chief Executive of the Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce and a former policy chief under Tony...