Statutory Sick Pay Changes From April 2026 and What Employers Need to Know
Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) is set to change from April 2026 as part of wider employment law reform. These reforms represent one of the most…
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What will become of the Commercial Lease in today’s Coronavirus economic environment? What will become of the Commercial Lease in today’s Coronavirus economic environment?“Working at home does actually work!” is the realisation by many companies during the coronavirus pandemic, with a huge number of employees now successfully and…
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Proud Sponsors of The Benjamin Foundation’s STAY:UP Event Proud Sponsors of The Benjamin Foundation’s STAY:UP EventAfter many months without any events or fundraising activities, we are delighted to be headline sponsors of The Benjamin Foundation’s ‘STAY:UP’ fundraising event, taking place…
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Redundancies and the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme Redundancies and the Coronavirus Job Retention SchemeThe CJRS has already started to taper support before the eventual end date on 31 October 2020 as the government from 1 September 2020 will…
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Clinical Negligence Claims Continue to Rise Clinical Negligence Claims Continue to RiseNHS Resolution, the body that deals with clinical negligence claims on behalf of the NHS, recently released a report confirming that both the number and…
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Daughter loses in inheritance battle against RNLI Daughter loses in inheritance battle against RNLIThe recent case involving a daughter who was only left a small gift in her father’s estate demonstrates the risks of challenging a Will and…
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Landlord & Tenant Update: Stay on Possession Proceedings Extended Again Landlord & Tenant Update: Stay on Possession Proceedings Extended AgainThe Government brought in emergency legislation on 27 March 2020 preventing Landlords from obtaining possession of properties or enforcing possession orders already obtained for a…
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Landlord & Tenant Update: Possession Proceedings Commence Again! Landlord & Tenant Update: Possession Proceedings Commence Again!The Government brought in emergency legislation on 27 March 2020 preventing Landlords from obtaining possession of properties or enforcing possession orders already obtained for a…
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The Importance of Heads of Terms in Commercial Property Transactions The Importance of Heads of Terms in Commercial Property TransactionsWhat are Heads of Terms? Heads of Terms (HOTs) is a phrase that you might come across when entering into a commercial property transaction, such…
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Quarantine and Employment Law Quarantine and Employment LawAs the UK has started to re-open its borders and the prospect of summer holidays are becoming a reality again, it is important to keep…
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Where there is a Will… Where there is a Will…The legal press and law firms are full of headlines around the changes coming into force related to the ‘virtual’ signing of Wills. Julie Sheldrake,…
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Repercussions of Coronavirus Lockdown now being felt by Charities across the Country Repercussions of Coronavirus Lockdown now being felt by Charities across the CountryThe news that Age UK Suffolk is to close from 24th July 2020 is stunning and yet sadly predictable. It is not the first and…
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Covid-19 Repercussions as a Ground for Varying Divorce Settlements Covid-19 Repercussions as a Ground for Varying Divorce SettlementsMedia reports suggest that the actor Robert De Niro is looking to reduce the maintenance payments he makes for his ex-wife on the basis that…