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Inheritance Tax: residence nil rate band (RNRB)

Planning for your future: why it’s never too early to set up lasting power of attorney

This week is Dementia Action Week, the Alzheimer’s Society’s annual campaign to raise awareness of issues relating to dementia and encourage individuals and

Pencil iconBy Amanda Simmonds on 17th May 2022
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Upcoming changes in the law around ground rents

Under the Leasehold Reform (Ground Rent) Act 2022 (the ‘’Act’’) you will not be able to charge ground rent on long leases of single dwellings (houses

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Is posting on Facebook deemed to be during the ‘course of employment’?

Employment Law Update: Changes to injury to feelings awards in the Employment Tribunal

New guidance has been published on the award levels for compensation for injury to feelings in the Employment Tribunals. They have been adjusted to take

Pencil iconBy Caitlin Humble on 28th April 2022
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Why do women have half the pension of men?

A few weeks ago I caught sight of a newspaper headline that read “Why do women have half the pension of men?”.

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Is posting on Facebook deemed to be during the ‘course of employment’?

Holiday Pay: Another potential headache!

For those businesses who have categorised individuals as independent contractors and not as Workers (or even employees) another potential headache has emerged.

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Changes to divorce laws remove the concept of ‘fault’

Family law has entered a new era with a shake-up of the divorce laws.

Pencil iconBy Emma Rennison on 6th April 2022
Do we have a deal? Making sure that you are putting an end to a dispute

Access to Neighbouring Land Act 1992

In Prime London Holdings 11 Ltd v Thurloe Lodge Ltd, the High Court for the first time offered guidance on how to interpret and apply the

Pencil iconBy Wendo Chimimba on 28th March 2022
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Commercial Leases – The Moratorium on Forfeiture for Rent Arrears is Lifted

Since 25 March 2020, as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, there has been a complete ban on commercial landlords forfeiting a lease solely for the reason

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Charities Act 2022

Charities Act Update

Pencil iconBy Lupton Fawcett on 15th March 2022

Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Bill Article

The Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Bill (“the Bill”) was announced in the House of Commons on 9 November 2021.

Pencil iconBy Natasha Wright on 10th March 2022
Is posting on Facebook deemed to be during the ‘course of employment’?

Employment Law Update: Increase in statutory redundancy pay limit and maximum compensatory award

As of 6th April 2022, The Employment Rights (Increase of Limits) Order 2022 will come into force.

Pencil iconBy Caitlin Humble on 2nd March 2022
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Succession planning to secure the future of your family business

Today is Yorkshire Family Business Day – a day to recognise and champion family firms and the significant contribution they make to our region’s economy.

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