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One of the key problems for both employers and workers during the Covid-19 pandemic is how to manage working practices, either through the continued use of office space in accordance...

Research carried out for the BBC suggests more than a quarter of UK care homes are in danger of closing. The industry was already facing long-term financial struggles before Covid-19,...

With continuing pressure on care homes because of the pandemic, and with Covid-19 vaccines recently being introduced, we explore what care home owners should think about to ensure the long-term...

The Ministry of Justice has released its employment tribunal statistics  from Q1 and Q2 2020/21 which shows a significant increase in employment tribunal claims. This further exacerbates the already monumental...

The Covid pandemic has impacted many industries, such as travel and hospitality. If your clients are in a struggling sector, then you may be one of many businesses struggling to...

The recent High Court decision in the case of Fiona Lorraine Philipp v Barclays Bank UK PLC highlights the danger to individuals who fall victim of an authorised push payment...

On 4 December 2020 the government launched a consultation on the reform of non-compete post-termination restrictions, which are the clauses that seek to prevent employees from working for a competitor...

As technology has developed, so have the different methods to establish a legal relationship by electronic means. The introduction of electronic signatures (e-signatures) using a cryptographic system has been a...

Whether its general duties detailed in the Companies Act 2006 or more specific duties included in your company’s articles of association, it’s vital that as company director you understand your...

Many landlords would have been frustrated by the recent government announcement to extend the temporary ban on evictions to 22 February 2021. While consideration is rightly given to tenants facing...