Generation Mute? Gen Z and the Future of Whistleblowing
They might call out a dodgy brand on TikTok, but when it comes to wrongdoing in the workplace, some Gen Z employees still won’t knock on HR’s door.
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FSP advises on significant number of renewable energy projects
Acting for landowners, we have exchanged a number of option agreements and completed a number of leases for photovoltaic (PV) solar and battery farms, including one classified as a nationally significant infrastructure project (NSIP).
British visitors to the EU required to provide biometric data
The EU have confirmed the date on which the new EU Entry/Exit System will launch, requiring British visitors to the Schengen area to provide their biometric information.
Home Office requesting information on Right to Work checks
An increase in illegal working visits and information requests puts further pressure on businesses to get their Right to Work checks and processes spot on.
Injunctive relief? Don’t bank on it
Our Property Litigation team, explores the decision in the latest High Court case on rights of light
Navigating a world of changing tariffs – legal considerations
The new (partial) trade agreement between the UK and US following the launch of President Donald Trump’s “liberation day” tariffs earlier this year gives some comfort to UK businesses, but in an uncertain world, businesses conducting international trade may need to review their risks and consider mitigation.
Pre-Nuptial Agreements and Fraudulent Non-Disclosure: Helliwell v Entwistle
Court of Appeal confirms that fraudulent non-disclosure can vitiate pre-nuptial agreements and attract indemnity costs.
FSP’s Agriculture and Rural Land team act for Sulham Estate
The Section 106 Agreement with West Berkshire Council, which also permits the sale of off-site BNG units attributed to Sulham Woodmeadows, was exchanged earlier this month.
Digital Assets – a new class of property
The UK Government has introduced the Property (Digital Assets etc) Bill (the “Bill”) which, if enacted, will be a significant development in the recognition of digital assets under English property law.
Using trade marks in the fight against copycat products
The Supreme Court has brought an end to the dispute between Aldi and Thatcher’s by refusing to grant Aldi permission to appeal.