The Dangers of DIY Divorces
Today the Supreme Court held that an ex-spouse can apply for financial provision – despite the fact they had been…
Read moreCivil Court Fees Increase in March
Money claims in the courts are expected to dramatically decrease as the Government increases some civil court fees by over 600% from…
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…
Read moreThe growing trend of cohabiting couples
Cohabiting is on the increase and many people believe they have “common law” rights. But this is not the case. On…
Read moreMore employment changes in store for 2015
2014 saw a number of changes in employment law and 2015 looks to continue at the same pace. Our employment law…
Read more2015 – the year of the consumer?
2014 saw the main focus of commercial law on consumer protection legislation. Terri Corti looks at what this means for…
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