What is Statutory Sick Pay and How Could it Change in 2025?
We all get sick from time to time – it’s just part of life. Whether you’re sniffling with a cold or dealing with something more…
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Solicitor joins Clapham & Collinge’s well established private client team Solicitor joins Clapham & Collinge’s well established private client teamHere at Clapham & Collinge, we are pleased to strengthen our private client offering with the appointment of solicitor and private client specialist Susannah Parr….
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Partnership promotion at Clapham & Collinge LLP Partnership promotion at Clapham & Collinge LLPWe are absolutely delighted to announce that Lauren Abbs, Private Client Associate at Clapham & Collinge LLP, has been promoted to Partner. Lauren has been…
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Good news for first-time buyers: 95% mortgages are back! Good news for first-time buyers: 95% mortgages are back!A new government scheme will enable mortgage lenders to offer loans up to 95% of the value of a property. A 95% mortgage means that…
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UK could depart from current GDPR regulations UK could depart from current GDPR regulationsGeneral Data Protection Regulation (‘GDPR’) is a legal framework that sets guidelines for the collection and processing of personal information from individuals who live in…
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Clapham & Collinge LLP donates £1000 to social enterprise The Feed Clapham & Collinge LLP donates £1000 to social enterprise The FeedHere at Clapham & Collinge LLP, we are delighted to donate £1000 to social enterprise The Feed to support its plans to expand with a…
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Exploring US Conservatorship and how to protect vulnerable individuals in England and Wales. Exploring US Conservatorship and how to protect vulnerable individuals in England and Wales.Earlier this year, the #FreeBritney movement gained further momentum following the release of the New York Times documentary, Framing Britney Spears. It is fairly well-known…
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Landlord & Tenant Update: Eviction ban extended in England Landlord & Tenant Update: Eviction ban extended in EnglandOn 10 March 2021, the Government extended the eviction ban on residential possession proceedings to at least 31 May 2021, and in respect of commercial…
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Covid-19: Why having a Will in place is so important Covid-19: Why having a Will in place is so importantOn 5th March 2020 the first death from Covid-19 in the UK was confirmed. At that date just over 100 cases had been recorded and…
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Residential Leasehold Extension Update: Reform Proposals Residential Leasehold Extension Update: Reform ProposalsA lease extension is the process of adding years onto an existing lease to ensure that the ownership of the property does not revert back…
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High Court quashes consent for Norfolk ‘Vanguard’ wind farm project High Court quashes consent for Norfolk ‘Vanguard’ wind farm projectIn July 2020, the government granted development consent for a Norfolk wind farm project which was to be one of the largest of its kind…
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Uber loses appeal in the Supreme Court – Uber drivers are workers Uber loses appeal in the Supreme Court – Uber drivers are workersToday the Supreme Court passed its judgement on the long anticipated appeal from Uber in the legal battle to decide whether Uber drivers are workers…
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Ask the Legal Expert: Furlough Leave FAQs Ask the Legal Expert: Furlough Leave FAQsAsk the Legal Expert was launched last year by Clapham & Collinge LLP in relation to topical employment law questions. This series of articles will…