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Child-friendly judgements in family law cases

How Judges deal with children in family law cases

Pencil iconBy Andrew Smith on 13th December 2019
Secret CCTV and the right to privacy

Permission to carry over holiday entitlement

For many, the holiday year is coming to an end on 31 December. A recent case has helped to clarify the position of carry-over of holidays

Pencil iconBy Kathryn Moorhouse on 9th December 2019
Avoiding future legal problems when starting a digital business. 1

The challenges of Scaling Up

A wise businessman once told me, "Every plan survives intact until the first engagement with the enemy."

Pencil iconBy Clive Lawrence on 26th November 2019
Avoiding future legal problems when starting a digital business. 1

From Idea to Business

So you’ve had the idea, you’ve started trading and you’ve had the satisfaction of seeing there’s a market for what you’

Pencil iconBy Clive Lawrence on 26th November 2019
Protecting Inheritance from the pitfalls of Divorce

Pension Sharing Orders

It has been reported by Family Law Weekly that 'a third of married couples do not know about pension sharing on divorce'.

Pencil iconBy Natasha Wright on 26th November 2019
Secret CCTV and the right to privacy

Is it discrimination for an employer to make homophobic comments about hypothetically not hiring LGBTI people?

Yes, said the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU).

Pencil iconBy Hannah Boynes on 22nd November 2019
Adverse Possession

Is your Landlord trying to make you pay for Property improvements or upgrades?

If you are a tenant of commercial premises, almost certainly your lease will contain obligations that you have to keep the premises you occupy in

Pencil iconBy Rob Cooke on 21st November 2019
Considering options for the future of a family business

Duchy of Cornwall – a family business?

This month, there has been a two episode series, screened on ITV, looking at the Duchy of Cornwall and the steps being taken to prepare

Pencil iconBy Amanda Simmonds on 12th November 2019
Understanding Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards 1

1 January 2020 – an important deadline for properties with septic tanks….

Septic tanks are currently exempt from regulations concerning the discharge of water (or other liquids) whether into surface water (such as a river, stream or

Pencil iconBy Jeremy Scott on 12th November 2019
Secret CCTV and the right to privacy

Secret CCTV and the right to privacy

Can an employer rely on covert CCTV recordings in order to fairly dismiss an employee when there are concerns over theft? If they do so,

Pencil iconBy Ellie Leatherday on 8th November 2019
The basics of Intellectual Property

Who has the copyright?

When the news broke earlier this month that the famous, and more or less anonymous, graffiti artist Banksy was setting up a "pop-up" shop in

Pencil iconBy Clive Lawrence on 7th November 2019
Protecting Inheritance from the pitfalls of Divorce

The impact of parental alienation following separation

In the recent decision of Re H (A Child) (Parental Alienation) [2019] EWHC 2723 (Fam) the Court ordered a change of the child’s residence as the

Pencil iconBy Lilly Grant on 5th November 2019
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