Injury to Feelings and the Working Time Regulations
The Court of Appeal has held that compensation for injury to feelings is not available for failing to provide rest…
Read moreEmployment Law Round-Up – New Rates and Limits
It’s that time of year again in which employers have to familiarise themselves with the increases in compensation limits, statutory…
Read moreWorld IP Day 2018 – Powering Change
Each year the World Intellectual Property Organisation celebrates creativity and ingenuity which is demonstrated by registering new trademarks and patents…
Read moreNew Joiners Strengthen Commercial Team
Pinney Talfourd is delighted to announce the recent arrival of two specialist solicitors to strengthen its widely recognised commercial offering…
Read moreMotorcyclists targeted in Personal Injury reforms
The government plans to introduce reforms regarding personal injury claims, but with a key caveat in place that will potentially…
Read moreLife is getting harder for offshore property owners
The latest Companies House business plan makes tough reading for offshore corporate owners of UK property, with the annual update…
Read moreFamily Court Orders – A Joke To Some?
A breach of a Family Court Order in matrimonial finances is not always sanctioned at the first opportunity; in fact,…
Read moreYou may not be the lucky one – limit your liability!
Fundamental to most well-drafted commercial agreements is a clause limiting the liability of the contracting parties if any claims are…
Read moreThe Importance of Lease Registration
Another recent high court decision regarding effective service of a break notice highlights the importance of registration following the lawful…
Read moreThe Unspoken Cause of Workplace Absences
There are many reasons why an employee may be required to take time off work, but did you know that…
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