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Oct

Wellbeing at Work

Mental Health continues to be a concern with cases on the rise, according to various sources Of course, Mental Health does not exist in a vacuum but is part of overall health and wellbeing From my own research there seems to be a common theme of...

Oct

Extensions made to some of the Coronavirus Corporate Insolvency Provisions

by Darren Stone in blog

Four sets of extensions were granted by the Government on 29 September 2020 to the temporary provisions introduced by the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 which had been due to expire on the 30 September 2020 This will be of particular...

Sep

Change, and your world changes with you: Stand still, and you stand alone.

by Lucy Tarrant in blog

Change Some people love it, some people loathe it In my experience, lawyers are not great with it But change happens, and there is a lot of it about at the moment Whether it is working from home, reducing working hours, or even redundancy, the legal...

Jul

The IR35 off-payroll rules – what now?

by Lucy Tarrant in blog

On 17th March 2020, just 2 days before the Finance Bill 2020 was published and only 20 days before the IR35 Off-Payroll Rules were to be implemented in the private sector, they were deferred until 6th April 2021 Huge sighs of relief were heard...

Jul

Work for yourself without being alone

by Lucy Tarrant in blog

Working from home has become the new normal, at least for the moment There is no need for me to rehearse the benefits, we all know what they are That said, working from home is not for everyone, and nor should it be In my ideal world, where &...

Jul

Free Legal Advice Clinics

by Admin in blog

Are you ready to face the world post Covid-19 Whatever your business or personal circumstances we are here to help Throughout the summer we are offering free legal advice clinics to provide initial advice on your business or personal issues Our...

Jul

Becoming a Consultant Solicitor – An interview with Richard Bates

by Amy Pulling in blog

Richard Bates is a later life solicitor with over 17 years post qualification experience Having spent a large part of his career as a Partner in two large mid- Sussex practices and built a reputation as a lead driver for later life planning in...

Jun

Landlord’s remedies for breaches of lease in commercial property

by Mayumi Hawkes in blog

Yes, some might have thought that we should soon be approaching the end of the grace period in the current Covid-19 commercial property world This has now been (further) extended to 31 March 2021 The new Code of Practice has been published by the...

Jun

Mental Health considerations for returning to work

by Claire Carson in blog

Many employers are at the stage of deciding the next step(s) Depending on the current situation of your business and your employees, this could be returning to the workplace, continuing to work from home, extending furlough, making redundancies...

Jun

Busted – Top 5 Debt Recovery Myths

by Francesca Damario in blog

Debt Recovery is the process of making individuals and businesses pay debts which are overdue, or which are disputed What can and cannot be done in respect of collecting debts is often misunderstood by both debtors and creditors Francesca Damario...

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