Trouble behind the bar?
Last month I wrote on this blog how nice it will be soon - at last - to go to a pub. Regrettably a recent survey of tied publicans, i.e. those who... Read more »
Last month I wrote on this blog how nice it will be soon - at last - to go to a pub. Regrettably a recent survey of tied publicans, i.e. those who... Read more »
In the divorce case of Lady Hiroko Barclay and Sir Frederick Barclay the judgment was delivered in private. However, the judge gave leave for a... Read more »
The landmark Domestic Abuse Bill received Royal Assent on April 29 strengthening measures to tackle domestic abuse and giving police new powers to... Read more »
A new survey published by AAT (the Association of Accounting Technicians) has revealed that MPs overwhelmingly support AAT’s recommendation for... Read more »
Believe me when I tell you Family Law isn’t all as glamorous or high stakes as the BBC’s drama series The Split makes out. Nonetheless I’m... Read more »
The introduction of self-driving vehicles carrying only passengers has the potential to create significant societal benefits by reducing the necessity... Read more »
Do you know a victim of gaslighting? It’s a form of coercive control that is surprisingly recognisable once you acknowledge its existence. Clients... Read more »
I can highly recommend a browse around the ICAEW’s Corporate Finance section on its website. Recently I discovered this gem, drafted by Jon Moulton,... Read more »
