Public Sector Contractors – IR35 and What to Do
Urgent action is required by all contractors to public sector organisations to check whether the terms of their arrangements fall…
Read morePreventing Imposters – When to Register a Trademark
Have you ever considered how much your trading name, or brand, is worth to you? If not, think for a moment…
Read moreLloyd’s of London Booze Ban – a Tipple Too Far?
Lloyd’s of London has introduced a booze ban between the hours of 9 am and 5 pm. What are the…
Read moreCommercial Tenant Guarantors – The Pitfalls
For landlords letting commercial property, a solid guarantee is crucial; however, they can cause problems for the unwary. Julien Pritchard explains.…
Read moreIn The Spotlight – Kim Huggins
We find out why our Medical Negligence Associate Kim Huggins joined the profession, her biggest challenges, and what really makes…
Read moreKylie vs Kylie – The Power of a Trademark
When does a name become a trademark, and when should that trademark be disputed? Senior Associate Edward Garston explains. Reports…
Read morePinney Pacers Update
Pinney Pacers are now 2 weeks into their 8-week training schedule for the Brentwood Half Marathon, which they are running…
Read moreIn a spot of Big Bother – squatters and your rights
Tonight is the final episode of this year’s Celebrity Big Brother, and once again we’ll hear those infamous words –…
Read moreDoes Your Company Dress Code Break The Law?
Alex Pearce, employment law specialist explains how your business could be breaking the law in light of recent sexism claims.…
Read moreThe hidden costs of 999 year leaseholds
Beware of 999 year leasehold properties – our Head of Residential Property, Paul Berry explains more. There is a growing trend…
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