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Forfeiture Moratorium Extended for the Fifth Time

On 16 June 2021 the government announced its intention to extend the restrictions put in place to protect commercial tenants until 25 March 2022

Pencil iconBy Natasha Wright on 18th June 2021
Protecting Inheritance from the pitfalls of Divorce

No fault Divorce – what does it mean?

After receiving royal assent in June 2020, the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act is set to come into force on 6th April 2022.

Pencil iconBy Andrew Smith on 18th June 2021
What Residential Landlords Need To Know about the Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Act 2015

Q&A with Sarah Sargent – what does 30th June deadline mean for SDLT?

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

Pencil iconBy Sarah Sargent on 11th June 2021
Secret CCTV and the right to privacy

When should an Employment Tribunal decide whether someone is disabled for the purposes of the Equality Act?

An employment tribunal cannot consider events after the date of a discriminatory act to determine whether an impairment is 'long term' for the purposes of

Pencil iconBy Amy Hughes on 9th June 2021
Is posting on Facebook deemed to be during the ‘course of employment’?

Employers beware – health and safety detriment protection has now been extended to workers

Workers, rather than just employees, now have the benefit of an extension of the law which also protects them.

Pencil iconBy Sabrina Rahman on 1st June 2021
On the Spot

On the Spot

Andrew Smith is a Partner in the Family law team at Lupton Fawcett LLP

Pencil iconBy Andrew Smith on 20th May 2021
Supreme Court decision restricts landlord’s right to terminate lease 2

What should tenants do if they are struggling to pay their rent during the Covid-19 pandemic?

Landlords are currently unable to forfeit commercial leases as a result of non-payment of rent. This is a temporary ban which has been implemented as

Pencil iconBy Danielle Cook on 19th May 2021
Supreme Court decision restricts landlord’s right to terminate lease 2

Tenant’s failure to pay rent during the Covid-19 pandemic – what action can a Landlord take?

Landlords are currently unable to forfeit commercial leases as a result of non-payment of rent. This is a temporary ban which has been implemented as

Pencil iconBy Thomas Parkes on 19th May 2021
Meet the Boss - with Jonathan Oxley

Opportunities for businesses have seldom been better

The UK remains a great place in which to set up and run a business. Just ask anyone who has tried to do the same

Pencil iconBy Jonathan Oxley on 17th May 2021
What Residential Landlords Need To Know about the Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Act 2015

Q&A with Sarah Sargent – what does ‘exchange of contracts’ mean?

Once your solicitor has completed all of their searches and enquiries they will report to you to obtain a signed Contract and in the cased

Pencil iconBy Sarah Sargent on 17th May 2021
Secret CCTV and the right to privacy

Temporarily adjusted right to work check measures will now end on 20th June 2021

The Home Office has announced that the temporary measures, which have been in place since 30 March 2020, will come to an end on 20th June rather

Pencil iconBy Amy Hughes on 5th May 2021

My favourite places in Sheffield by Sarah Illidge

Sarah Illidge is an Associate Solicitor specialising in tax. She grew up in the Fulwood area of the city and having worked for international law

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