📣 Big changes to Inheritance Tax are on the horizon.
From 6 April 2027, many pensions that currently sit outside an estate will be brought into the IHT calculation, making it more important than ever to review your estate and retirement… https://t.co/F5lUGiOV2P
🍿 Disney, patents and the UPC. It’s quite the combination.
A recent case involving InterDigital and Disney shows how the Unified Patent Court (UPC) can be used to enforce patents across several European countries with one legal action.
But… https://t.co/zF9dng2M8X
‼️ From 1 January 2027, unfair dismissal rights are changing, and every employer will be affected.
With employees gaining protection much earlier and compensation becoming uncapped, now is the time to review your recruitment, probation and… https://t.co/itXdRb3KUQ
🌡️ After the UK’s recent heatwave, many businesses are asking the same question: are we prepared for a hotter future?
Record-breaking temperatures may have eased for now, but the legal and commercial issues they raise are unlikely to… https://t.co/FLRlHyLvzO
🏢 Property titles: what should you be looking out for?
Property title registers can be packed with legal jargon, but understanding what the entries mean is key to protecting your interests.
Myles Shearman breaks down some of the most… https://t.co/PIuNb8pH2E
❓ Can directors rely on good intentions alone?
The Supreme Court has recently provided important guidance on directors' duties, the meaning of good faith and how board decisions should be made. While the decision arose from a shareholder… https://t.co/AExePBl8Qx
🚨 A major shift is coming for employers.
The Employment Rights Act 2025 continues to gather momentum, with proposals that could have far-reaching implications for workforce planning, flexibility and staffing arrangements. The details are… https://t.co/shVxZT2WOX
The Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 could be facing further changes.
The Law Commission’s latest consultation examines important practical issues for commercial landlords and tenants, from what leases should protect to how renewals… https://t.co/IYPvyHQm01
Exciting news! We recently advised on the largest commercial property deal in South Wales in the past year. Our team's astute commercial awareness, strong technical capabilities, and dedication were key to this complex transaction
Read more: https://t.co/QnBQglvsPP
We are proud to share this wonderful review from one of our clients in The Legal 500 about Lorna Carter, a Partner and Head of Construction. Her leadership, client-centred approach, and expertise have made a lasting impact on our clients.
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Culture Club settles dispute with former drummer Jon Moss for £1.75m just before High Court trial. Moss was suing for exclusion, loss of profit, and alleging conspiracy to defraud Boy George.
But why do so many cases settle just before trial? https://t.co/b83uweKAaf
Attention! Employers are set to become accountable for the harassment of their staff by third parties under the proposed Worker Protection Bill, but what does this mean for the workplace, and how can your business prepare for the changes?
Find out here: https://t.co/daNL8qQshi
Approach with caution! The Technology and Construction Court refused a main contractor's request to stay execution against a dormant company.
We explore what this decision means, read here: https://t.co/oVDFCgDGv4
A Supreme Court decision has highlighted the risks of non-compliance with requirements for public trusts over land. Planning permission granted to a developer may be invalidated if a public trust is not properly considered. Learn more here: https://t.co/mhZnqKMhN0
Join us in welcoming Craig Kelly to our Corporate & Commercial team!
His expertise and enthusiasm will benefit our clients greatly, we can't wait to see his impact and the exciting projects he'll be working on.
Learn more about Craig here: https://t.co/NkqMbDnsrF
Important reminder for property guardian providers!
A Court of Appeal ruling in the Wu v Chelmsford City Council case highlights the potential consequences of committing an illegal eviction, even if it was unintentional. Read here to learn more: https://t.co/0FXmwJB81c
Today is a big day for building safety in the UK! The Higher-Risk Buildings Regulations come into force today, meaning more buildings will be subject to the new and more stringent building safety regime.
Find out more about what this means: https://t.co/hFEK24Qjiz
Supreme Court rules in Rakusen v Jepsen & Others that Rent Repayment Orders (‘RROs’) cannot be made against a superior landlord. Property guardian providers can now rest assured that tenants cannot seek redress from the superior landlord. https://t.co/T5i3jnJr1U
Discover the Charities Act 2022 and how it plans to alleviate administrative burdens while implementing necessary changes in the charitable sector. Gain insights on the recent and upcoming developments and it's impact in this article. https://t.co/ycQmRrfBCH~
Can a country's name be trademarked?
British supermarket chain Iceland Foods lost its trademark appeal for "ICELAND". The EU Intellectual Property Office's Grand Board advises caution when registering a country name as a trademark. https://t.co/K1riRcrOh2