Consultation on the next programme of Law reforms runs until July
Just before the Easter break the Law Commission launched its consultation for the 14th Programme of Law reform. Under the Law Commissions Act 1965... Read more »
Just before the Easter break the Law Commission launched its consultation for the 14th Programme of Law reform. Under the Law Commissions Act 1965... Read more »
Leasehold Solutions Limited & Leasehold Valuers Limited These companies have ceased trading and have written to their clients indicating that... Read more »
Are you sure that is a cup of tea? It is in a mug, and I don’t drink mine with lemon… Semantic interpretation or just pedantic... Read more »
Today (8th March) marks International Women’s Day, a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women,... Read more »
In case you were wondering prior to inoculating your children against COVID-19 there is quite a substantial volume of Public and Private case law... Read more »
The Annual Spring ALEP Lecture will be a virtual event, happening during w/c 1st March, reflecting on the recent cladding crisis. Our own Senior... Read more »
The Times has reported that Rishi Sunak will extend the Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) holiday for a further three months, till the end of June. This will... Read more »
I’ve often been concerned that in cases of domestic abuse attendance at court can actually make the traumas suffered worse. It’s not the first... Read more »
Is it too soon to start thinking of Spring? We think not. If you’re one of the 14.2 million Baby Boomers in the UK considering when to retire, as... Read more »
A big day in the employment law world. The Uber decision is out and Uber drivers have officially been classified as workers and are not self-employed... Read more »
