Positive news for landlords experiencing trespassers during the Coronavirus...
The Ministry of Justice has revised the Civil Procedure Rules concerning possession proceedings against trespassers during the pandemic. The Ministry of Justice has revised the Civil Procedure Rules...
View ArticleThe stay on possession proceedings has been extended with an important change
Important update: this ban was extended on March 11th until May 31st 2021. Ministers have announced they are going to extend the ban on possession proceedings until at least 31st May, 2021....
View ArticleGovernment intends to introduce a specific duty on employers to prevent...
Anything that minimises sexual harassment in the workplace (or ideally gets rid of it entirely) has to be welcomed. So at first glance, it’s good news that the government has finally responded to the...
View ArticleGDPR: three years on
The GDPR legislation was introduced in May 2018. Since then companies such as Google have been hit with hefty fines and there have been over 160,000 breaches. While most larger firms will understand...
View ArticleBuying a property at auction: what you need to know
Buying a property at auction is exciting, exhilarating, and just a little bit scary. There’s an opportunity to pick up a real bargain (as long as someone doesn’t start bidding against you), it’s an...
View ArticleToxic workplaces – when does it become a legal matter?
The school playground is notorious for bullying. But if you think that stops when you leave school and go to work, you’d be sadly mistaken. Bullying in the workplace is a common occurrence for...
View ArticleLandlords and tenants – where do you stand now the moratorium on evictions...
The last couple of years has been tough for everyone, emotionally, physically, and financially. Thousands of people in rented accommodation have been left wondering if they’ll be able to keep a roof...
View ArticleFire Safety after Grenfell
Today, the second anniversary of the Grenfell disaster, we remember the victims and their families. The recent fire at Barking East London which destroyed at least 20 flats draws renewed attention post...
View ArticleNegotiating Commercial Leases – Opportunities and Pitfalls
Most businesses need physical premises from which to trade (even those who principally operate online). Therefore, being able to find premises in the right location, which fits your business and falls...
View ArticleStamp Duty Land Tax on Commercial Properties – what this means for you
What is Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT)? If you’ve not bought a property before, the phrase ‘Stamp Duty’ might leave you scratching your head and heading to your local post office for a book of twelve...
View ArticleNot just a difficult manager: unfair dismissal and workplace bullying
As further news comes to light in relation to allegations concerning Priti Patel, our employment department looks at the potential exposure employers face if their managers are abusive towards or...
View ArticleEvicting tenants: a potential minefield for landlords
For many landlords, there is a common misconception that any tenant can be evicted from your property when they have done something wrong. Whether they have failed to pay rent or not complied with a...
View ArticleCoronavirus Job Retention Scheme: what is furlough leave?
Following the Government’s announcement on Friday 20th March 2020, there has been much discussion about the Government’s support for businesses through the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme. Central...
View ArticleCompanies House Extension For Filing Accounts
The UK Government has announced a number of new measures to try and support businesses through the current outbreak of COVID-19. One of which was a three-month extension for businesses due to file...
View ArticleIs your Force Majeure clause effective?
The Coronavirus has had a huge impact on our day-to-day lives. The full impact on the economy is yet to be seen, however, many businesses are starting to struggle. The news is already reporting that...
View ArticleEmployment law support for dental practices
Why labour over employment law? Running a dental practice is hard work. Linder Myers recognises that you are running a business where the focus is on the care you provide to your patients, and...
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On 16th April 2020, further alterations were made by Companies House in light of the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. Companies House had previously announced that companies due to file their annual...
View ArticleTaking Stock of HR Documentation During Lockdown
The outbreak of Coronavirus in the UK, and the government enforced lockdown resulted in many organisations making quick decisions, hoping to ensure the long term future of their business. . It is...
View ArticleBreaking news on debt recovery and statutory demands
A statutory demand is a legal device used by creditors to pursue a debtor, either a company or an individual, for monies owed. It is used invariably where liability for the debt is not controversial....
View ArticleHow do I implement a homeworking policy?
Following the UK outbreak of Covid-19, organisations are looking to protect their staff long term and offer a flexible work environment. Many businesses are looking to make home working a permanent...
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