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Chancellor’s mini-budget a ‘much-needed boost’ for the hospitality world
The Covid-19 crisis has hit businesses hard over the last few months and has particularly affected those within the hospitality sector. Keebles’ Partner Craig Law comments on how Chancellor Rishi Su...
Mental health, furlough, and employers’ duty of care during the pandemic
The impact of Coronavirus has had a huge impact on all of our lives and will continue to do so for a long time to come. The physical health and economic concerns have been well documented, but the ...
How flexible should I be with my debtors during and after Covid 19?
Flexibility is probably the concept that has been floating around the credit industry since Covid-19 has hit the world. For creditors, it is important, now more than ever, to collect the cash that you...
Furlough, redundancy, and maternity rights and Covid 19
As the country enters the latest phase of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) and Parliament is petitioned to consider the extension of maternity leave by a further 3 months paid leave, we...
Whatever happened to no-fault divorce?
Can you remember before Covid, that there were news stories about a change in the law to no fault divorce? I, along with many other family lawyers, breathed a sigh of relief when The Divorce, Disso...
Financial support schemes - Debt Recovery
Since the introduction of the government’s varied financial support schemes, millions of people have taken advantage of payment delays, freezes and other mechanisms at their disposal. If you are a c...
Common questions on unregistered land property transactions
Although the Land Registry is committed to having all land registered in the UK by 2030 14% of the freehold land in the UK remains unregistered. What does this mean for sellers and buyers when they co...
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...