With the end of the Brexit transition period fast approaching, divorcing couples who wish to make use of EU laws will need to initiate proceedings

France recently announced that it will be doubling the amount of paid Paternity Leave that new fathers can take to 28 days. Seven of these days are

In September 2020, it was estimated that there are currently 9.6 million people on furlough from 1.2 million different employers. The government has

Following the initial COVID-19 lockdown, the property market was boosted by the Chancellor’s Stamp Duty Land Tax holiday and a pent-up demand for

In March this year, the UK Government suspended wrongful trading provisions so that directors could continue to trade through their companies without

Having spent the summer urging employers to encourage their employees back into the workplace, Boris Johnson’s government is now recommending that

New regulations came into force in England on 14 September which prohibit the gathering of 6 or more people unless a valid exemption applies. Changes

While many charitable causes have more need than ever, the donation of cash to charities from the public and benefactors is almost certain to be less

Historically there have been two main spikes in the year when people in unhappy marriages look to start divorce proceedings: January and September

In response to the adverse economic conditions arising from the coronavirus outbreak, press reports published earlier this week confirmed that UK

There are less than four months until the UK’s new points-based immigration system comes into force. For employers, this marks a huge change in the

In a bid to get the UK back into work, Boris Johnson has been advising that employees can return to work at the discretion of employers. His

The relationship between landlord and tenant is potentially fraught at the best of times but during the COVID-19 pandemic the situation has become

Many standards essential patent (SEP) holders are shouting from the rooftops saying yesterday’s decision of the UK Supreme Court in Unwired Planet is

The Supreme Court recently ruled that, in principle, members of a charitable company have a fiduciary duty of single-minded loyalty to the purposes

Facebook Inc is one of the world’s most valuable companies. It owns Facebook, Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp and Instagram. Each one of these apps is

The adjudication process is commenced under a construction contract by the referring party serving on the responding party a notice of

In its White Paper titled “Planning for the Future”, the Government sets out how it plans to modernise the planning system and speed up the overall

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

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