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United Kingdom - June 16 2017
Giving a company the ability to pay different rates of dividend to different shareholders can be a useful tool. One way to achieve this is to give
United Kingdom - December 19 2018
Trespassers or “squatters” can present major issues for owners of commercial land and buildings. A trespasser is a person who enters or remains on
United Kingdom - March 20 2018
Lord Wilberforce’s observation that “a company, however small, however domestic, is not a partnership” indicates that there are clear distinctions
United Kingdom - June 16 2017
If we send you a document to sign and say that you need to have someone, who is independent, “witness” your signature, there’ll be space under the
United Kingdom - June 5 2019
In December 2018, following Matthew Taylor's extensive review of modern employment practices, the government unveiled its Good Work Plan, which set
United Kingdom - June 19 2019
In an unusual case of whistleblowing detriment brought by an overseas employee against two co-workers (also based overseas), the Court of Appeal has
United Kingdom - June 5 2019
In December 2018, following Matthew Taylor's extensive review of modern employment practices, the government unveiled its Good Work Plan, which set
European Union, United Kingdom - May 29 2019
The European Commission has revised its guidance on the legal repercussions of the United Kingdom's withdrawal from the European Union for European
United Kingdom - May 22 2019
The Employment Appeal Tribunal recently upheld a decision that the removal of outdated contractual entitlements following a Transfer of Undertakings
United Kingdom - May 15 2019
The Court of Appeal recently upheld a decision that the dismissal of an employee immediately before a Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of
