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New Acas Early Conciliation rules now in force

ACAS early conciliation became a mandatory precursor to bringing an Employment Tribunal claim in May 2014.

Pencil iconBy Alex Evans on 2nd December 2020
Supreme Court decision restricts landlord’s right to terminate lease 2

Use Class Changes and Judicial Review

Earlier this year the Government announced significant changes to the use classes system in England through the new Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) (Amendment) (

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Corporate simplification - why simplify the legal structure of group companies?

Corporate deal structures – Cash Free/Debt Free

If I was to look back at the structure of the last 50 corporate transactions that the Lupton Fawcett Corporate team have advised on, I would

Pencil iconBy Daniel McCormack on 24th November 2020
Is your advertising legal? Half day course

A Little Cautious Optimism

Attempting to navigate between the escalating effects of the Covid-19 pandemic and the uncertainty over the impact of Brexit makes this is a tough time

Pencil iconBy Clive Lawrence on 19th November 2020
Adverse Possession

What can a landlord do when a commercial tenant is not paying rent?

The ongoing Covid-19 pandemic is having a detrimental effect on both commercial landlords and commercial tenants alike. What are the options open to a landlord?

Pencil iconBy Rob Cooke on 19th November 2020
Secret CCTV and the right to privacy

Age discrimination

Age discrimination cannot be justified if the sole reason is to save costs. But can it be justified when coupled with another reason?

Pencil iconBy Sabrina Rahman on 17th November 2020
Secret CCTV and the right to privacy

Furlough scheme extension guidance is published

Updated guidance on the extended Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) has now been published by HMRC.

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Secret CCTV and the right to privacy

Furlough extended until March 2021

On the 5 November 2020 Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced a further extension of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) until March 2021.

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Adam Wilkinson on Commercial Property

Adam Wilkinson, Partner in our Commercial Property department, talks all things Commercial Property

Pencil iconBy Adam Wilkinson on 5th November 2020
On the Spot with Senior Associate, Michael Buchanan

On the Spot with Senior Associate, Michael Buchanan

We put Michael Buchanan, Senior Associate, Commercial Disputes and Litigation, on the spot!

Pencil iconBy Michael Buchanan on 5th November 2020
Chris Burns, Head of Family Law, discusses the new divorce laws

Legal Matters with Head of Family Law, Chris Burns

Chris Burns, Head of Family Law, answers questions on the legal sector

Pencil iconBy Christopher Burns on 5th November 2020
Secret CCTV and the right to privacy

Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme extended until December

On the 31 October 2020, Boris Johnson announced that a nationwide lockdown will be put in place as of 5 November 2020. As a result of this, the Coronavirus

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