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Keebles’ Carys Thompson set to share data protection expertise at Consulegis webinar
In the same month GDPR is celebrating its second birthday, we’re delighted to announce Keebles’ Legal Director Carys Thompson will be sharing data protection and GDPR expertise at Consulegis’ we...
60 Day Breathing Space
As many of you may recall, in 2018 creditors were dealt a blow by the Government in the form the of Pre-Action Protocol for Debt Claims which meant that debtors, including individuals and sole traders...
Impact of COVID-19 on the Court system and proposed restrictions on the use of insolvency processes cannot be used as reasons to restrain the presentation of a Winding Up Petition
In the recent case of Re Saint Benedict’s Land Trust Ltd; Re Shorts Gardens LLP, an application to restrain the presentation of a winding-up petition was dismissed by the Court. It was held that ...
Changes to the Government furlough scheme – Is your business ready?
Key Changes The last day employers can place employees on furlough is 10 June 2020 The scheme closes to new entrants on 30 June 2020 and closes in its entirely on 31 October 2020 “Flexibl...
The Impact of the Coronavirus Outbreak on Mergers and Acquisitions
The coronavirus outbreak continues to impact all aspects of society and the economy. In a short period of time and on an unprecedented scale, consumer spending has been slashed, millions of workers ha...
The Future of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme
The Government announced widely anticipated reforms to the CJRS on Friday 29 May 2020. Details of the broad outline of the scheme have been widely reported in the media and, as before, the fine detail...
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Buying a property can seem like a daunting prospect and for many people it is their first and only time having to deal with solicitors. Whilst getting to grips with all the different aspects of the pu...
Guardianship clauses in a will
In the unfortunate event that both you and your partner pass away leaving children under the age of 18, you might consider incorporating a guardianship clause into your Will. This would give you peace...