An update on the Renters (Reform) Bill
Natalie McMahon and Emily Rowan-Maxwell consider the changes proposed by the Renters Reform Bill to private sector lettings.
New Law Protects Workers' Right to Tips: What Employers Need to Know
In this article, Harry Jones looks at new legislation around tipping and the changes employers should be soon implementing.
Acas publishes new guidance on reasonable adjustments for mental health
In this article, Trainee Harry Jones discusses the importance of addressing mental health in the workplace and highlights new guidance from Acas on making reasonable adjustments.
Government Publishes Shared Parental Leave Figures
In this article, Emily Arnold discusses the low uptake and calls for reform of Shared Parental Leave (SPL) since its introduction in 2015.
Residential EPC Changes Incoming….
In this article Solicitor Alicia Stanford-Shard highlights the recent government plans to introduce stricter requirements for rented residential properties regarding their Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) ratings
Is a right of way that grants access “at all times, for all purposes” as unlimited as it appears?
In this Legal Update Trainee Olivia Gladstone asks if a right of way that grants access “at all times and for all purposes” is as unlimited as it first appears?
Japanese Knotweed – A Legal Update
Solicitor Stacey Woolmer looks at the dangers of Japanese Knotweed having again recently hit the headlines.
MEES Regulations changes coming 1st April
Commercial Property Owners Beware – Changes Are Coming On 1 April 2023 – Avoid Becoming An April Fool!
A warning for developers - The Tate Modern viewing platform is a nuisance, Supreme Court rules
The Supreme Court extended the English law, ruling that ‘visual intrusion’ from a neighbouring property may form the basis of a claim under the tort of private nuisance in the case of Fearn and Others v Board of Trustees of the Tate Gallery.
Are Overseas Entities in the UK ready for the latest changes in UK property law?
In this article, Commercial Property Partner Paul Englebrecht looks at how recent changes in UK property law will impact Overseas Entities
Employment Law in 2023 – What to expect
2023 is looking to be a huge year in employment law. In this article Steve Conlay looks at some of the biggest changes to expect in the forthcoming year and how you should prepare.
New parents to get increased protection against redundancy
Annabel Rowland looks at upcoming updates to the law on protection for pregnant women and new parents, and how this will impact employers.