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New law to ensure furloughed employees receive full redundancy payments
The Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy have brought in a new law effective from Friday 31 July 2020
Why are written documents better and why should you ensure all of these are kept up-to-date?
With any new customer or any ongoing customer relationship, there is one critical factor that you must get right first time, every time.
What is a Cohabitation Agreement and do I need one?
A Cohabitation Agreement is effectively a legal agreement that can be put in place between parties who live together but are not married or in a civil partnership setting out how you both own the property you live in.
Seven conditions to claim VAT relief
In these uncertain times, it is likely that most businesses will experience bad debt. Whilst efforts can and should be made to recover these balances it is sometimes not possible to do so and the impa...
Villiers v Villiers – Divorce judgment gives ‘licence to forum shop’
The long-awaited Supreme Court decision was handed down recently. The case addressed the circumstance where divorce proceedings have been commenced within one jurisdiction by one party but the other p...
An employer’s guide to handling staff quarantine
On Saturday 25 July 2020, the government announced that anyone returning from Spain would need to self isolate for 14 days following a surge in coronavirus cases. The self-isolation rules mean that un...
Positive news for house hunters as property prices reach record high
As reported recently, the demand for new homes is increasing and the average house price has now reached a record high of £320,600. Keebles Senior Associate Bonita Wolfenden, explains why the recent ...
Importance of making a will for British expats
An English will can be drafted so that it applies to ‘worldwide assets’ including property and moveable assets abroad, but a foreign jurisdiction may not recognise the legal validity of an Engl...