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Does your commercial lease have a break clause? Senior property litigation lawyer, Simon Tucker highlights the importance of checking the break clause in a commercial lease. Read the full article here >> https://bit.ly/3eg1Eri
Can employers use #furlough money towards notice pay? Senior employment lawyer @kerrigan_mk explores the link between the #Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (the furlough scheme) and redundancy. Read the full article here >> https://bit.ly/2BKF0dK #employmentlaw #redundancy
Michael Henry, senior lawyer, specialising in contested trusts and probate is ranked for the third time in the @ChambersGuides HNW guide 2020 for private wealth disputes work. Congratulations Michael! 👏👏🎉
Managing partner @SGlenholme continues to rank in the top band in the @ChambersGuides HNW guide 2020 for private client work, highlighted as being "quick, bright, intelligent and immensely helpful."
Congratulations Susan! 👏
Research in 2018 showed that half of all adults in the UK did not have a Will in place, with this figure rising to almost 60% among parents. Read @SGlenholme's latest article on the importance of making a Will >> https://bit.ly/3gAivGP
With the lockdown restrictions easing, and the economy beginning to return to some form of normality, many companies are planning for the recovery of affected business. Unfortunately, for some this will mean cutting their overheads, and in particular reducing head count. With this in mind, many employers are exploring redundancies within their organisations and looking at the interplay between ...
The Government has issued guidance for commercial landlords and tenants to cooperate and work flexibly to ensure that businesses are supported and protected from the effects of the pandemic. At present, a landlord is prevented by law from either forfeiting a lease, instigating CRAR (commercial rent arrears recovery), instigating the statutory demand process against limited companies, or issu...