Employment Rights Act 2025: The Trade Union Changes Employers Should Be Preparing For
By Anna Lovett, Head of Employment Many SME and mid-market businesses have never had any trade union involvement. As a result, some employers assume...
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By Anna Lovett, Head of Employment Many SME and mid-market businesses have never had any trade union involvement. As a result, some employers assume...
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Proud to sponsor the Camping, Glamping and Holiday Park Award... The Cumbria Tourism Awards 2026 brought together some of the county's most inspiring tourism...
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When a marriage breaks down, concerns about inheritance often arise very quickly. For many people, inherited assets represent far more than money. They may...
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By Jennifer Bell, Corporate Partner Agriculture has always been an industry built on trust, relationships and a good firm handshake. But while a handshake...
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By Rebecca Collihole, Commercial Property Partner. The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero has published an interim response to its earlier consultations (in...
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Family farms often create some of the most complex inheritance disputes, particularly where succession plans are unclear or verbal promises have been made over...
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By Helen Hayward, Head of Commercial Property Proposed Changes to the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 I remember, as a trainee, the trip out...
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The Employment Rights Act is bringing significant changes for employers, with some reforms already underway and others expected to be introduced over the coming...
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By Rebecca Adams For many people, writing a will online or using a DIY template seems like a sensible way to save money. With...
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Proprietary estoppel is a legal doctrine that can allow someone to bring a claim where they have relied on promises or assurances about land,...
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By Anna Lovett, Head of Employment. From 1 January 2027, two significant changes to unfair dismissal law are expected to take effect at the...
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When parents separate, one of the most important considerations is ensuring that children continue to have stable and positive relationships with both parents, wherever...
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