May Coronavirus Update for Residential Landlords The Ministry of Housing Communities and Local Government has issued a press release which will be of interest to many Residential Landlords that have been in limbo for months in trying to recover possession of...
Mental Health Awareness Week – Self-care during relationship breakdown Divorce & Family Law Services There is no better time than the present to focus on our mental health. This week is Mental Health Awareness Week and this year’s theme is ‘Nature’. Here at...
IR35 Compliance in Practice Now a little over a month since the introduction of the Off-Payroll Rules, we’ve been reviewing what businesses have been doing in practice to ensure their compliance and some of the common issues that have been encountered. A summary of...
What will happen to my pension on divorce? Divorce & Family Law Services There are many things to consider when going through a divorce and your pension is certainly one of them. A pension is often a person’s most valuable asset, or it will be when it comes to it...
Addison Lee Worker Status In the recent case of Addison Lee Ltd v Lange and others [2021] EWCA Civ 594, Addison Lee sought to distinguish the Uber decision in relation to worker status (a summary of which can be found here. Summary The recent Supreme Court decision in...
Recover rent and service charge under a commercial lease in COVID-19 An encouraging judgement for Landlords has been handed down by the courts in the recent case of Commerz Real Investmentgesellschaft mbH v TFS Stores Limited which centred on the Landlord’s ability...
