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In Ogumodede v Churchill Contract Services, the case centres around the Working Time Regulations 1998, which set rules for, among…

Learn the other five critical updates – deposit caps, fair-access rules, pet permissions, Awaab’s Law extensions and a new ombudsman…

When someone passes away, their estate, whether modest or extensive, needs to be sorted out properly. That includes property, savings,…

When workplace concerns arise, employers often need to act quickly, but speed must never come at the expense of fairness….

A successful business exit strategy isn’t something that happens overnight. For shareholders looking to sell in the next 3-5 years,…

The Section 21 right to possession of a residential property is about to end. Below, we help you master the…

Inheritance is often deeply personal; frequently tied to family legacy and therefore of significant emotional consequence….

In the wake of the Grenfell Tower tragedy, building safety has become a top priority across the UK construction industry….

Inheritance Tax (IHT) is claiming a growing share of family wealth. In the 2024/25 tax year, HMRC collected a record…

It is a long established principle in litigation that a party making a without notice (formerly ex parte) application has…

While any M&A deal invariably involves a range of legal and commercial considerations, the sale of a law firm presents…

In Mr J Eyles v Ministry of Defence, the Claimant brought several disability discrimination claims against his employer….