Greg Carr – Trainee Solicitor – looks at the recent upturn in Manchester’s buy-to-let property market
Historically, London has been the hive of buy-to-let investment hype in the UK and has seemingly been investors’ first choice, with previously...
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Historically, London has been the hive of buy-to-let investment hype in the UK and has seemingly been investors’ first choice, with previously...
My workload is incredibly varied and I represent clients who have cases against many types of professional advisors. Below is a list...
Laura Willis – Associate Solicitor in our Private Client team – on recent discussions in the press about Lasting Powers of Attorney...
The UK Supreme Court has given a divorced woman permission to challenge one of the terms of her 2010 final Order that...
The summer has brought us lots of sunshine, the shocking decision of the Supreme Court on the Tribunal Fee System yesterday, and...
In Chesterton Global Limited v Nurmohamed the Court of Appeal has held that the fact that something is in a worker’s private...
The CJEU has held in a Dutch case that administration (including “pre-packs”) is not primarily aimed at liquidating the undertaking. Therefore employees...
The Employment Tribunal has stated that not paying full salary to a father who is taking shared parental leave is direct sex...
A clever idea by a senior executive backfired in the case of ICAP Management Services Limited –v- Bury. Mr Bury had given...
The Chancery Division has held in MPT Group v Peel that two relatively senior employees did not have to reveal their intentions...
The assessment of whether an employee has a strong connection to the UK is an objective test rather than a subjective test...
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