Insights
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
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?
Our clients often ask us, “What can I do to ensure I can still see my children?” when faced with…
13 Dec 2021
Employment Law Newsletter
In our latest Employment newsletter Tom Evans and Elizabeth Judson update on COVID related case law Car and uniform payments…
14 Dec 2021
Protecting Your Business Post-Employee Exit
Employment contracts are often left unchecked and outdated—many employers trust that their contracts are robust simply because they’re in place.…
02 Jul 2025
Government Introduces Mandatory Arbitration Scheme for Pandemic Commercial Rent Arrears
The Government has introduced the Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Bill which, when it becomes law, will establish a binding arbitration process…
10 Nov 2021
Landlords successfully oppose a stay of proceedings
Anna Duffy and Imogen Gray of DTM Legal were successful in opposing an application seeking a stay of proceedings on…
09 Nov 2021
Landlord’s success again !
Recovery of rent and service charges under a commercial lease during COVID Judgment was handed down by District Judge Johnson…
08 Nov 2021
Commercial Rent Arrears Update: What Landlords, Tenants and their Advisors Need to Know
The Government proposes to introduce new legislation setting out a binding arbitration process between landlords and tenants to deal with…
05 Nov 2021
The Divorce Process – How to prepare yourself to file for divorce
Deciding to start divorce proceedings is likely to be one of the most difficult decisions you make in life, especially…
04 Jul 2023