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The Equality Act 2010: Make sure your diversity and inclusion training is up to date or face a claim!

A note of warning from our Head of Employment Law Stephen Britton to all employers and HR professionals.

The National Security and Investment (NSI) Regime and when to notify the Government about a change in ownership of your business

From 4 January 2022 certain transactions within high-risk sectors which present a national security concern must be notified to the Government.

Your Business On Divorce - 3 Questions Answered

Businesses can be one of the trickier assets to deal with upon divorce, but also, one of the most significant capital assets available, as well as being an income provider to one or both parties.

Franchise Agreements – are your post-termination restrictions enforceable?

In almost every Franchise Agreement there are restrictions on what the franchisee can do after the Agreement comes to an end. Usually these include, at a minimum, an obligation not to be involved with a business competing with the franchisor for a set period of time.

Dealing with Blended Families in your Will

It is not uncommon for people to form new relationships, where one or both parties already have children from a previous relationship. Where those couples own a property together, they are often keen to ensure that their respective (sometimes unequal) contributions eventually pass to their own children rather than to the co-owner and then potentially to the children of that co-owner.

POSSESSION OF RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES FROM 1 OCTOBER 2021

Robert Pearson
1 Oct 2021
Law Blog
Commercial Litigation & Dispute Resolution

As outlined in our earlier articles, there have been significant changes in recent months to the way in which landlords can obtain possession of residential properties in England.