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Senior Solicitor Steph Richards highlights the importance of Inter-Creditor Deeds in secured lending transactions, with a focus on development finance….

Most communication is now conducted via email and questions arise as to whether contracts can be formed by other methods,…

On 19 February 2020 the Supreme Court upheld the Employment Tribunal’s decision in the Uber BV v Aslam & Others…

Britney has been in the Conservatorship for the past 12 years. Many of her fans see the conservatorship as prison…

On 4 January 2021, an employer was ordered to pay £62,381 to a Claimant, for failing to make “reasonable adjustments”….

Where it is not possible to resolve a Will disputes amicably, court action might be the only alternative, but it…

A testators freedom is compromised by the state’s expectation that a person making a Will should not leave their family…

The simple answer is… yes. A stepchild could legitimately bring a claim as they would fall under the category of…

Employers need to take “reasonable steps” to prevent discrimination in the workplace and this includes regular equality and diversity training….

We have seen tenants offering not to exercise their break option in a lease in return for a further rent-free…

Push fraud is when you, the customer, are persuaded to pay money from your account into the account of a…

A recent case highlights the need for ex-employees and new employers to be aware of their implied duties & obligations…