What's New?
What's New?
Employment Law
Employers face muddy swamp despite new employment legislation

On yer ‘ead - scoring a goal for career freedom

Business needs to look inside the latest gift horse on employment rights

Reality is what counts in a contract

Business must ready itself for new temp worker rights

Retirement Age to be Abolished

Employers must minimise stress for workers

Employment Tribunal Claims and the cost of missing deadlines

Disputes between Employers and Employees over commission and bonus payments

Toilet clock off lands employers in tribunal

Employers should plan to avoid World Cup absenteeism

Is this a fair redundancy situation?

Family Law
Cooking up confusion on what counts as family assets

How to protect your finances after divorce

Landmark ruling on pre-nuptial agreements

Multi-millionaire divorce sparks law change branded a cheat’s charter

Certainty over fairness for unmarried property owners

Consider how fortunes can change when agreeing a divorce settlement

General Commercial
Google fends off individual libel claims

Tighter control needed on overseas contracts

Flower power wins the day in Interflora trademark battle

Common sense comes out on top in contract dispute

Murphy’s Law threatens premiership football revenues

Chewy lesson for business as Bertie Bassett fires the last shot

Say what you mean, and mean what you say

Business must keep close eye on web law

Don’t panic says Bribery Act Guidance

Employees have rights even when company is insolvent

Anti-corruption law delayed but business still on countdown

Deadline looms to get real people on the board

Business warning on email contracts

More answers than questions on company insurance renewals

Personal Injury
Severe weather calls for creative minds to minimise risk

Have you missed the boat or do you still have time to bring your claim?

Had an Accident on Public Transport?

Beauty and the Law

'Draconian' new sentences for the worst driving offences

Get Your Claim In On Time

Property Matters
Expiration of first time buyer relief

Homeowners warned to watch out for squatters

When bothersome building work can lead to harassment

Landlords left confused on disability ruling

Landlord left with £270,000 property repair bill after consultation blunder

Householders need not fear administration of Tchenquiz's Peverel Group say experts

Courts refuse to help law breakers use loophole

Zero-Carbon = Zero Stamp Duty?

Planning strategy ping pong throws planners and developers into confusion

Landlords Beware: Tenancy Deposit Scheme Regulations

Equity Release

The Demise of the Home Information Pack

What a relief for first time buyers

Ward Gethin Archer News
Ward Gethin Archer and Archer & Archer Merger

Ward Gethin Archer take over Ivor Morison & Co

Wealth Preservation
Where there’s a will, there’s a way round care home fees

Get your head out of the clouds and protect electronic assets

Solicitors for the Elderly Call For Urgent Regulation of Will Writing

Can you disinherit a Child?

Fakin' it when they should have been makin' it....

Research and property look set to gain in Osborne's "budget for growth"

Estranged daughter takes disinheritance to appeal

Unfair double taxation is under the EU spotlight

Not a budget to cheer about but some bonus for business

Investors must move quickly to beat the CGT rate increase