Kylie 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 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 morePinney Pacers limber up for Brentwood Half Marathon
Today marks the beginning of a strict training schedule for some of the Pinney Talfourd team, who are preparing to run the Brentwood…
Read moreThe implications of a ‘Hard’ Brexit
Will we witness a ‘hard’ exit from the EU? Or will Britain go softly, softly? Now seems to be the time…
Read moreFaulty Christmas present? Know your consumer rights
Most people will have heard of the Sale of Goods Act but a new law introduced in 2015 strengthens consumer rights…
Read moreHow to reduce sickness absence at work
Alex Pearce, employment law solicitor, advises what steps you can take to reduce sickness absence within your organisation. The average…
Read moreRemoving a director from office – company law
Edward Garston, company law expert explains how to remove a director and how a director may automatically lose his position.…
Read moreSchool children design our Christmas card
Pinney Talfourd held a Christmas card competition with the children of Corbets Tey School. The winning design is now our corporate…
Read moreSocial media at the Christmas Party
A drunken office Christmas party can create all sorts of gossip. Make sure your employees know the boundaries when sharing…
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