The risks of ‘getting personal’ in agreements for lease
Mark Banham summarises a recent case in which a tenant was required to take a lease from the landlord’s successor in title under an agreement for lease.
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Proposed changes to the immigration system under a majority conservative government
There are three key changes a majority Conservative government will make after Brexit:
Keep it under wraps?
Our employment team analyses a case on whether disclosure of an executive’s salary could justify dismissal for gross misconduct.
Reached the Finnish line on sick leave?
We report on whether annual leave in excess of the EU minimum must be carried over for sick workers.
Election Proposals – Inheritance Tax & Capital Gains Tax
A review of the main manifesto pledges around inheritance tax and capital gains tax.
Getting payment notices and “pay less” notices right
S & T (UK) Limited v Grove Developments has provided some clarity in relation to payment notices on construction projects.
Investigation error?
Our employment team reports on whether omitting evaluative conclusions from a draft investigation report was found to be unfair and unreasonable.
Discrimination on air?
We discuss whether homophobic comments made on a radio show amount to a breach of unlawful discrimination.
Immigration requirements
Imelda Reddington discusses the increasing impact of immigration rules on all employers and businesses.
Cohabitation – what you need to know
For cohabitation awareness week we highlight the top five points you need to know about cohabitation which includes some common misconceptions.