Law Updates

11th August 2020 by Florence Richards

Who is affected? Anyone who owns a French property or land is liable to pay French capital gains tax (CGT). Some...

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5th August 2020 by Aaron Spencer

Isolation during the Coronavirus pandemic has meant more people are relying on digital services to get things done while keeping...

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15th July 2020 by Andrew Masters

Part seven of 'Seven things to think about when making redundancies' series 7. Alternative work Quite apart from the specific obligation to...

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15th July 2020 by Andrew Masters

Part six of  'Seven things to think about when making redundancies' series 6. Pregnancy and family leave In any redundancy exercise it...

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15th July 2020 by Andrew Masters

Part five of 'Seven things to think about when making redundancies' series 5. Applying the criteria When the selection criteria have been...

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15th July 2020 by Andrew Masters

Part four of 'Seven things to think about when making redundancies' series 4. Consultation One of the key aspects of a fair...

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15th July 2020 by Andrew Masters

Part three of 'Seven things to think about when making redundancies' series 3. Selection criteria The employer also needs to be able...

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15th July 2020 by Andrew Masters

Part two of 'Seven things to think about when making redundancies' series 2. The pool for selection Once an employer has concluded...

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15th July 2020 by Andrew Masters

Part one of 'Seven things to think about when making redundancies' series 1. Should you ask for volunteers? There may be employees...

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15th July 2020 by Andrew Masters

We are probably going to be experiencing difficult economic times for a considerable period to come and many employers will...

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9th July 2020 by Melanie Christodoulou

Like many government organisations, Her Majesty’s Courts and Tribunal Services (HMCTS) has been increasing its digital services over the past...

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6th July 2020 by Deborah Geering

Covid-19 – the essential guide to undertaking ‘Return to Work’ Risk Assessments As an employer you have a duty under the...

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9th June 2020 by Amanda Okill

Details of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) were first published on 26 March, three days after the UK was...

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3rd June 2020 by Lucie Glover

As the UK’s coronavirus lockdown measures turn from weeks to months, concern over its effects on vulnerable and elderly people...

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21st May 2020 by Rosie Eastwood

As the Government relaxes lockdown measures, what does this mean for family law? During the pandemic, families were placed under tremendous...

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18th May 2020 by Deborah Geering

The economic impact of the Covid-19 pandemic is being felt by businesses across the Globe and many will be considering...

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14th May 2020 by Sarah Woolnough

On the 13 May 2020 the Government lifted the restrictions on the housing market now allowing those who need to...

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14th May 2020 by Heather Dunlop

The easing of restrictions in connection with the housing market from 13 May 2020 will come as good news to...

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13th May 2020 by Tessa Robinson

With ever increasing demand being placed on ministers to clarify England’s ‘lock-down’ exit plan, and yesterday’s announcement to extend the...

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13th May 2020 by Myfanwy McDonagh

With the lifting of restrictions on house moves on 13 May 2020 Furley Page residential property team is ready to...

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