Zero Hours Contracts
Zero hours contracts are back in the news as Labour has promised new rights for workers on zero hours contracts.…
Read morePension Reforms for War Widows
This month will mark the start of a pension for life for all War Widows and Widowers who remarry, cohabit…
Read moreDivorce Postcode Lottery
Many areas of life are dictated by the “Post Code Lottery” but few would expect this to apply to the…
Read more2015 Budget And Your Taxes
Chancellor George Osborne delivered his sixth and final Budget of this Parliament on 18 March. We summarise the key changes here. …
Read moreBreaking Up The Family Business
A separation can have many implications on finances, especially if you have a ‘family business’. Michael Sheville looks at the many…
Read moreGrowing Trend of Silver Divorces
From Charles Saatchi and Nigella Lawson to Kris and Bruce Jenner, the divorce rate of people in their 60s has…
Read moreCommercial Leases – To Renew or Not?
Commercial lease renewals under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 continue to be a frequent source of litigation for the…
Read moreIncreases for statutory paid leave
The Government has recently confirmed some new changes to statutory paid leave, which has been especially welcomed by parents to…
Read moreGreen shoots to firm roots in commercial property
As the UK economy continues to flourish will confidence and investor interest in the commercial property sector continue to grow? Spring…
Read moreResolving disputes in 2015
“The Jackson Reforms” look set to continue to change the litigation landscape in 2015. Head of Dispute Resolution, Stephen Eccles, looks…
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