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Global Legal Network Global Advocaten Unveils Rebrand and Launches New Website
We are delighted to announce that our international legal network, Global Advocaten, has launched a…
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Residential Service Charges – Landlords Can’t Have it All
Emily Neale, a Partner in our Residential Property team, discusses a tribunal decision concerning a landlord’s determination of service charge apportionments.
COVID-19 temporary measures for migrants and sponsors
Now that travel restrictions appear to be lifting worldwide, COVID-19 measures will start to ease…
Right to work checks
The Right to Work checks are an important part of recruiting staff in the UK. …
New Immigration Rules post Brexit – recruiting from overseas from 2021
Recently, Home Office published further details in relation to the new UK’s Points-Based immigration systems…
Earn-outs – as valuable as they first appear?
You’ve had a cracking offer for your business but part of the purchase price is linked to an earn-out – is the offer as attractive as it first appears?
Are insolvent tenants’ rent deposits fair game?
If a commercial tenant goes into administration, or is about to, can a landlord look to deduct unpaid rent from the rent deposit?
Strategic Land Contracts – A Public Register?
Michael Higgin, the Head of FSP’s Strategic Land Contracts team highlights the government’s consultation to produce a public register of “contractual controls” over land.
Changes to the Use Classes Order 1987
The Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) (Amendment) (England) Regulations 2020 (the ‘2020 Regulations’) come into force on 1 September 2020 and here we briefly discuss the changes these Regulations are introducing.
Brexit Spotlight launched
Imelda Reddington is delighted to announce a new area of the FSP website for all Brexit related developments as well as other updates.
Evidence of an anonymous witness: is it reliable?
Ian Machray explores whether the evidence of an anonymous witness can be reliable?
Reasonable adjustments
Ross Brymer analyses a recent case relating to undertaking for severance pay.
Wheels coming off?
We report on a recent high-profile sporting employment status case.
