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A supplier charges £50,000 for a services contract. A year later, a dispute arises and without a cap on liability,…

What starts as ‘banter’ can very quickly become a Tribunal award with a £69,000 price tag….

The Government have recently published a draft Leasehold and Commonhold Reform Bill. If an existing lease contains an onerous level…

Both current and future residential landlords should carefully take note of the latest Government developments on Energy Performance Certificate (“EPC”)…

When parents separate, questions about child maintenance often sit alongside decisions about how a child’s time will be shared….

Reviewing one’s estate and potential tax liability is always a sensible endeavour, but following the Labour Government’s combined Autumn Budgets…

A recent Employment Tribunal judgment highlights the growing importance of managing workplace expectations in a way that respects and accommodates…

A boundary dispute is where two parties disagree about the exact location or ownership of the dividing line between their…

A fair investigation is the foundation of any disciplinary process, helping to gather evidence, understand what actually happened, and decide…

The recent posting by Brooklyn Beckham will no doubt have intrigued many people as to the internal workings of the…

Equal shared care doesn’t automatically remove child maintenance obligations. Recent case law clarifies when the CMS has jurisdiction and when…

When personal relationships are met with workplace conflict, employers can find themselves navigating highly sensitive and emotionally charged situations….