Community Infrastructure Levy: As a Residential Property Home Owner Does it Matter to Me?
Katie Wiesendanger investigates the impact of the Community Infrastructure Levy on residential home owners.
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The way the cookie consent crumbles
ECJ ruling that cookie consent must be active and specific.
Incoterms 2020
The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) published the Incoterms® 2020, which came into force on 1 January 2020.
Covert monitoring VS right to privacy
Cathrine Ripley reviews a European ruling on balancing an employee’s right to privacy where there is suspicion of wrongdoing.
Budget 2021 – Implications for Property
Yesterday saw a reasonably benign budget from a property perspective and of course many of the measures are focused on continuing to support the country through the current difficulties.
Wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney – Do I Need Both?
FAQs on the differences between Wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney.
Protecting Gifts to Children
The use of Declarations of Trust, Cohabitation Agreements and Post-Nuptial Agreements when making substantial gifts to children (or other family members).
Uber-controlling – Uber drivers found to be workers
The Supreme Court has given its judgement in the much-awaited decision concerning the employment status of Uber drivers. The Court has unanimously confirmed that the drivers are workers (and not self-employed) for the purposes of employment protection.
Reasonable steps??
We explore the assessment of the ‘reasonable steps’ defence in claims of harassment relating to race.