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Capitol Park Leeds Plc v Global Radio Services Ltd (2021)

In the recent case of Capitol Park Leeds plc (“Capitol”) v Global Radio Services Ltd (“Global”) (2021) the Court of Appeal had to determine whether Global

Pencil iconBy Emma Rennison on 28th July 2021
Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 and Charity related matters

Options for Charities Facing Restricted Finances – Release of Locked up Capital

In the third of a series of articles addressing the pressures on charities to find alternative sources of funding as the impact of the COVID 19

Pencil iconBy Katie Dawson on 28th July 2021
Secret CCTV and the right to privacy

Employers – beware of the new employers’ duties regarding checking immigration status of EEA citizens

Employers have a legal duty not to employ any illegal workers. Following the expiration of the EU Settlement Scheme, it is worthwhile employers familiarising themselves

Pencil iconBy Amy Hughes on 23rd July 2021
Lupton Fawcett lawyer officiates at double consecration 2

Lupton Fawcett lawyer officiates at double consecration

Lupton Fawcett lawyer Louise Connacher officiated at the consecration of two new bishops by the Archbishop of York, the Most Reverend Stephen Cottrell, at York Minster this week.

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What Residential Landlords Need To Know about the Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Act 2015

Dealing with the sale of a property when you are acting as a Deputy or Attorney

It can often be a stressful time for families of loved ones when advised that they may need to sell their parents’ home due to

Pencil iconBy Catherine Richardson on 22nd July 2021
Lupton Fawcett secures STEP accreditation

Lupton Fawcett secures STEP accreditation

Yorkshire law firm Lupton Fawcett has achieved Platinum Employer Partner accreditation for the second time from STEP – the worldwide body for professionals specialising in private client work.

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Peace of Mind

Peace of Mind

The past year has been the most worrying year of many of our lives and certainly not one that many people would wish to re-live.

Pencil iconBy Ed Taylor on 7th July 2021
Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 and Charity related matters

Charities Bill 2021

The long awaited changes to the Charities Act 2011, recommended by the Law Commission have, for all but seven of its recommendations, been accepted by the

Pencil iconBy Katie Dawson on 7th July 2021
Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 and Charity related matters

Corporate Insolvency and Government Act 2020 (the ‘Act’) and Charities – Update

A further update to my article on the 26th March.

Pencil iconBy Katie Dawson on 5th July 2021
What Residential Landlords Need To Know about the Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Act 2015

Q&A with Sarah Sargent – I’m selling my flat but do I need a EWS1 form?

Sarah Sargent, Partner and Head of Residential Property at Lupton Fawcett, answers your questions on property issues.

Pencil iconBy Sarah Sargent on 5th July 2021
Considering options for the future of a family business

Lupton Fawcett supports new family business campaign

Lupton Fawcett is backing a new campaign to showcase the value and contribution of family businesses to the UK economy.

Pencil iconBy Amanda Simmonds on 5th July 2021
Secret CCTV and the right to privacy

Care home staff required to have COVID-19 vaccination in order to continue working

No jab, no job

Pencil iconBy Amy Hughes on 5th July 2021
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