The conveyancing process can be daunting, particularly if you are a first time buyer or if it has been a while since you last moved home. We have created the below step by step guide based on a freehold sale and purchase. Finding a Solicitor When you are close to...
Under section 1 of the Employment Rights Act 1996 employers are required to provide employees with a written statement of certain terms of their employment. Certain information must be provided to the employee in a single document (the principal statement). Other...
Using a company to run a business is often the most advantageous structure to use when compared to the sole trader and partnership models. It can provide tax benefits, help protect shareholders and directors from liability and offer a flexible format for obtaining...
The Government announced in 2018 plans to introduce a new six-band probate fee structure which is set to replace the existing flat fee of £215 (or £155 when paid through a solicitor) to take effect in April 2019. Probate fees are payable when the executors of an...
In our article on “Risks associated with employing workers within the Gig economy” written in August 2018 reference was made to the case of Uber BV and others v Aslam and others and its effect on the classification of individuals as being self-employed or being...
The Equine industry is an area of numerous different relationships, for example between an employer/employee/working pupil/groom or a yard owner/horse owner or a seller/purchaser. Accordingly, there are stringent laws that apply in such different circumstances. The...
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