The UK Government has been busy creating as well as amending policies and procedures to assist pubs, bars, restaurants and other hospitality

Spousal maintenance and financial support is an emotive topic and often a source of bitter conflict, so it’s no surprise that lockdown has brought it

The Home Office has announced plans to open the Hong Kong British National Overseas (BN(O)) Visa applications from January 2021. The new Hong Kong

As we move out of COVID-19 lockdown and adapt to the “new normal”, the post-lockdown world presents great opportunities for joint ventures of all

On Monday 13 July, the Government published its latest guidelines on the UK’s new immigration system, which will amend the existing points-based

It seems that many small businesses in the UK may have been offered the “opportunity” to hire electronic equipment, such as screens or printers, on

If you are an operator of regulated gambling products, draws or competitions, it is almost inevitable that you will use social media advertising to

If we cast our minds back to the end of March (which seems like a different lifetime ago, let alone only three and a half months), the property

Private equity management terms have sometimes felt like a battle between the rules of cricket and baseball: a game where the Yankees arrive at Lords

The Prime Minister and the Government have now chosen to throw the dice and see where it falls in the great debate about whether the economy should

The Court of Appeal recently rejected the appeal of The Friends of Antique Cultural Treasures Ltd (“FACT”) in relation to the Ivory Act 2018. What

A new Pavement Licence was born this week, which will make it easier for all operators to obtain permission to put tables and Chairs on the public

The June quarter day will mean that corporate occupiers are facing mounting cashflow pressures as the harsh financial and economic realities of the

The Government has finally given the go-ahead for pubs and other hospitality businesses to reopen from 4 July 2020. In what has been incredibly

As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic a large number of employers have unfortunately just started or are about to start large-scale redundancies. The

Westminster City Council have published their guide to reopening the hospitality sector and it contains some potentially great news and

As more and more people work from home, fraudsters and others have spotted an opportunity to see if they can dupe company employees into transferring

The latest Home Office publications show that the plan to end free movement of people is very much still on track. On 1 January 2021, the new

It is not uncommon for construction contracts to contain provisions which require a contractor to notify a claim for an extension of time or

In a judgment of the High Court handed down on 14 November 2019 in the case of Coventry Gliding Club Ltd. v Harborough District Council 2019 EWHC