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Regardless of their legal structure, all charities have to comply with certain requirements when dealing with land. Most of these duties set out in the Charities Act 2011 (the Act), […]

The Duomatic principle is a long-established common law principle of company law. It allows shareholders of a company to consent to a matter informally, without the need for attending and […]

Under intellectual property law, individuals and businesses are protected from threats of legal action for infringing a third party’s intellectual property rights (IPRs) when those threats are groundless and unjustified. […]

This year, Equal Pay Day falls on Friday 10 November, which signifies the date of the year on which, as the gender pay gap reveals, women effectively stop earning in […]

You might think that it would be safe to allow a statutory body such as the local authority onto your land to carry out potentially contaminating activities (such as landfill), […]

On 1 October, a new debt recovery protocol came into place which should be complied with before proceedings are issued by a creditor. It is designed to reduce the amount […]

The modern workplace is increasingly characterised by flexible, ad hoc working as more people become self-employed or work under zero hours contracts. A flexible workforce can benefit businesses that have […]

Many people see an opportunity in buying a house at a reduced price as it needs refurbishment or complete renovation. Equally, in the commercial sphere, there is scope for tenants […]

How can small, growing companies incentivise their employees? One way is by putting an Enterprise Management Incentive (EMI) scheme in place, which can motivate staff to invest their time and […]

Property owners and occupiers who are developing vacant commercial premises will be delighted with a recent decision of the Supreme Court. Up to now there has been some confusion over […]