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The new student visa
Imelda Reddington considers changes to the Immigration Rules in connection with the new Student visa.
Living and working in the EU after 1 January 2021
Imelda Reddington considers changes for UK nationals who want to live or work in Europe from 1 January 2021.
Paranoid delusions
We explore whether an employee who was paranoid had a disability for the purposes of the Equality Act.
COVID-19: The Government’s New Job Support Scheme
A bridge over troubled water?
Brexit’s effect on Real Estate legislation
Whether you voted to leave or remain, there will be changes to key legislation affecting the commercial property sector in the UK.
Weekly Update on Brexit Negotiations week commencing 21 September 2020
This week, MPs will further scrutiny on the United Kingdom Internal Market Bill (the Bill)…
Webinar recording: Are you Brexit ready?
In this webinar we cover: The EU Settlement Scheme The benefits of sponsorship and the…
Implications of the FCA’s Business Interruption Test Case
Does your business interruption insurance cover you for COVID disruption?
Landlords – Beware New Electrical Safety Standards for the Private Rented Sector
Julia Mactear, a Legal Director in FSP’s Property Litigation department, provides an insight into the Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020 (“the Regulations”).
Compulsory share transfer provisions – are they an unconscionable penalty?
Philip Stephenson, a partner in our corporate team, looks at a Employment Appeal Tribunal decision on bad leaver provisions as they affect compulsory share transfer obligations.
Quick guide to redundancy
Ian Machray, a partner in the FSP employment team, summarises the law on redundancy.
Weekly Update on Brexit Negotiations week commencing 7 September 2020
This week, both parties will resume trade talks. So far, the UK government reiterated its intention to walk away from the talks if the negotiation remains gridlocked.