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New bundle of joy? Quick, make a Will!

Article aimed at encouraging new parents to review their existing Will provisions, or make a Will for the first time.

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Regulating the use of drones

Regulating the use of drones

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More supermarkets now subject to Groceries Code

The Groceries Code of Practice has been extended to cover additional retailers.

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Rotten apples – the effect of not managing poor performance

In an article written for the Independent Schools Magazine, Katie Burley highlights the importance of managing and maximising staff performance in schools.

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New statutory duties concerning Tenants Associations from 1st November 2018

Mark Banham predicts that enhanced rights coming into force on 1st November will lead to more tenant’s associations seeking formal ‘recognition’ under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 and landlords must be aware of their duties.

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Licence to occupy…or is it?

When is a licence actually a lease? Dean Bickford from our Commercial Property team considers the consequences of a licence to occupy actually being a lease.

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News from the tribunal

Employment claims statistics and reform progress report.

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Disclosing disability

Disclosing disability

A balancing act between the employee’s obligations and employer’s constructive knowledge.

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Benefits without burdens?

Benefits without burdens?

Do promoted employees have to sign a new contract?

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Untidy uniform

Untidy uniform

Can you terminate an employee for a uniform policy breach?

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Changes to the Law on Houses in Multiple Occupation

Time is running out for landlords to apply for licences under new legislation that took effect on 1 October 2018. Are you prepared?

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The 3% SDLT surcharge and main residences

James Burgess, a partner in our commercial property team, examines the upcoming change in the treatment of main residences for the purpose of the 3% SDLT surcharge.

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