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Commercial Rent Arrears and Forfeiture – What now for Landlords and tenants?

Commercial Rent Arrears and Forfeiture – What now for Landlords and tenants?

Landlords and tenants are aware of the measures introduced to protect tenants’ businesses during the pandemic. Landlord and tenant expert,…
20 Apr 2022
Specific Issue Orders – How to ask the Court to answer a specific question re children

Specific Issue Orders – How to ask the Court to answer a specific question re children

Family disputes over children can surface in many forms, not just about who they live with or how much time…
20 Sep 2025
How does Child Maintenance work?

How does Child Maintenance work?

Child maintenance is regular, reliable financial support paid towards a child’s everyday living costs. Payment of child maintenance is made…
12 Apr 2022
Spring Employment Law Briefing

Spring Employment Law Briefing

In this Employment Law Update Elizabeth Judson outlines the recent rates and limits increases and a number of recent cases…
23 Mar 2022
Has P&O Ferries breached employment law?

Has P&O Ferries breached employment law?

Has P&O Ferries breached employment law by firing 800 UK-based sailors and replacing them with agency staff? This is the…
21 Mar 2022
Employment Law Update and What’s New for 2022

Employment Law Update and What’s New for 2022

Elizabeth Judson and Tom Evans outline some of the recent employment law changes. Living with COVID plan – Timetable of…
11 Mar 2022
No Notice, No Act – The Mantra of party wall disputes

No Notice, No Act – The Mantra of party wall disputes

The High Court has given judgment in the case of Shah v Power and Kyson ([2022] EWHC 209 (QB)). The…
10 Mar 2022
No fault divorce – Where do the changes to the divorce process leave me?

No fault divorce – Where do the changes to the divorce process leave me?

On the 06 April 2022, we will see the first changes to the divorce process/legislation for decades. For anyone thinking…
09 Mar 2022
IR35 for the Private Sector perspectives from Employment Law and Tax

IR35 for the Private Sector perspectives from Employment Law and Tax

The ‘IR35’ rules, introduced in 2017 were designed to prevent the avoidance of tax and national insurance contributions (NICs) through…
08 Mar 2022
What rights do I have as to contact with my children after a divorce or separation?

What rights do I have as to contact with my children after a divorce or separation?

Our clients often ask us, “What can I do to ensure I can still see my children?” when faced with…
13 Dec 2021