Communal heating systems – changes in regulations
The Heat Network (Metering and Billing) Regulations 2014 are bringing in a change of legislation tha…
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Transparency in the UK – new legislation
In 2013 the department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS), a department of the UK Government,…
Opposing a tenant’s 1954 Act lease renewal – Part 3
This is the third in a series of articles looking at the grounds a landlord can use to oppose a tena…
The new Inheritance Tax Residence Nil Rate Band
The Summer Budget Finance Bill (the Finance (No. 2) Bill 2015) has now been published and it contain…
Standard listings - current trends
A couple of years ago we wrote about Standard listings on the Main Market of the London Stock Exchan…
Finance Bill 2015: changes to the tax treatment of B share schemes
The Chancellor of the Exchequer announced, in his Autumn Statement on 3 December 2014, his plans to …
Opposing a tenant's 1954 Act lease renewal - Part 1
As we know, the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 was introduced primarily to protect tenants from over-a…
Can I take instructions from my client's attorney?
You have been managing your client’s money for many years when, out of the blue, you are contacted b…
Companions to formal meetings
An employee has asked to be accompanied to a grievance meeting by a disruptive colleague. Can we ref…
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Discrimination on the catwalk
Six years ago, the fashion industry got a wake-up call on race, amid complaints that many shows and …
Football manager contracts of employment – key clauses for clubs to consider
These articles are published on www.lawinsport.com As the role of a football manager has become inc…
When key personnel lose capacity
Managing risk is a fact of life for most fashion businesses these days. Often this is done through t…
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VIMBOs explained
Owner managers with successful businesses who are approaching retirement are faced with a number of …
IP for Architects
Whilst not forgetting that today is the "good old days" that we shall all look back to in a few year…
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The new UK Statutory Residence Test
A new Statutory Residence Test (SRT) has been introduced with effect from 6 April 2013. HMRC publish…
Relying on unlawful conduct as a defence
Recent Court of Appeal decisions have reinforced the need to consider carefully the requirements for…
Enigmatic variations
Variations are difficult to avoid in construction work, but two recent cases show that there is plen…
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Sending in the bailiffs
Sending the bailiffs in (or "distraining" as it is officially known) is often an effective way of re…
The wider picture: a guide to international image rights
The basis of image rights differs from region to region, causing confusion especially when it comes …
Fund marketing - the new regime
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published new rules and guidance on the promotion to retai…
Common sense prevails: Court denies commercial tenants the right to enfranchisement
In a recent Supreme Court decision which consolidated two cases the Court has provided much needed c…
The territorial scope of English law employment rights: just how widely can the net be cast?
We consider how the broad approach currently adopted by employment tribunals means employees abroad …
Cash Shells and Standard Listings
Cash shells or SPACs (special purpose acquisition companies) are purpose-built vehicles with a stock…
The Electronic Communications Code
The Electronic Communications Code (or "Telecoms Code" as it used to be known) is in need of reform.…
