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Government regulatory decisions can have an instant and catastrophic impact on businesses, but...
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A recent case in which a landlord sought repossession of a property from its tenant on the ground...
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When a construction dispute arises and a pay less notice is issued, the Housing Grants,...
UK and EU trade marks are a highly effective means of protecting your brand – but they are...
The High Court has dismissed a claim by the Independent Workers' Union of Great Britain (IWGB)...
The Government has taken steps to halt the 'Tier 1 Investor' visa scheme after it became clear...
Can a building which incorporates parts of structures previously on the same site be described as...
One of the more interesting aspects of the new Technology Strategy document published by the...
In a landmark judgment, the Court of Appeal has confirmed that individual managers can be held...
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The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) publishes a great deal of useful information for all...
Many employers require their staff to sign copyright agreements by which they give up their...
When the owner of a property that had been designated as a house in multiple occupation (HMO) by...
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Questions asked of job applicants at interview should be carefully considered in advance and...
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The Court of Appeal has ruled that drivers who use online taxi company Uber's app are 'workers' ...
There are estimated to be more than 40 million people who are victims of 'modern slavery' at any...
Unauthorised online streaming of major sporting events, depriving organisers of their legitimate...
Employers can be found vicariously liable for the actions of their staff when these occur in the...
An increasing number of local authorities run licensing regimes to ensure the quality of...
Worldwide freezing orders are an essential means by which dissipation of wrongfully obtained money...
Firms that do not have a social media policy in place should give consideration to introducing one...
An employee wishing to bring an unfair dismissal claim must do so within three months of their...
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