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As the school summer holidays are fast approaching, many families will be looking to visit amusement parks around the UK and abroad. These parks are designed to be fun and enjoyable for all visitors but, unfortunately, there is also a risk of serious injury...
From August 2025, the use of the new Smart Tachograph 2 will be mandatory for all ‘in scope’ vehicles that are already fitted with a Smart Tachograph 1 and are travelling internationally, including journeys within the European Union. The aim is...
We have been enjoying some really good weather lately and a popular, fun way to cool down is at a water park. We have a number of indoor and outdoor water parks in the UK and they also often feature in families’ plans during holidays abroad. Water...
Buying a property can often be an exciting time. From house-hunting online to arranging those all-important viewings with the estate agent. But what happens once your offer has been accepted, and at what point will you get the keys to your new home? ...
The complex and collaborative nature of construction projects can often lead to disputes. These disagreements may arise due to multiple factors including unclear contractual terms, delays in project completion, variations to initial plans, workmanship...
Whilst we all love the warmer weather during the summer months, those working both indoors and outdoors during the hot weather can be uncomfortable and at risk of becoming unwell. So, what are the rules and regulations relating to working in hot weather? ...
Boundary disputes can be complicated and challenging to navigate, especially when dealing with lengthy and complex legal documents like land registry title plans and deeds. Understanding how boundaries are defined and how disputes are resolved, can...
Farms can be dangerous places to work due the very nature of the activities undertaken, from driving heavy duty machinery, to dealing with livestock, to simply traversing rough terrain. Even though only 1% of the working population work in farming, it...
Building disputes are common issues faced by both private individuals and commercial companies involved in construction projects. They can arise from various factors, including poor workmanship, contract misunderstandings, delays, cost overruns, or...
An active lifestyle is a key component to a healthy and balanced life and there are many thousands of people in the UK who hold gym memberships or go to fitness classes. But what do we do when something goes wrong? Who is at fault? And can we receive...
The Renters’ Rights Bill will significantly increase the local authority powers to enforce landlord regulations in their area. Currently, only a few local authorities carry out enforcement of landlord regulations. In some areas, there is no...
The Right to Buy scheme has helped millions of council tenants in the UK take their first step onto the property ladder. But with housing policy constantly evolving, many people still have questions about how the scheme works, who qualifies and whether...
Under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act Companies House are making some critical changes to its service which impacts all companies, their PSCs (persons of significant control), their registered directors and filing agents. Whilst not yet...
Landlord Redress Scheme The Bill is set to introduce the Landlord Redress Scheme. In brief, this will be a free scheme available for tenants who need to raise complaints against their landlord. The schemes aim is to ‘provide for a complaint made by...
You may be hesitant about making a personal injury claim because you think there’s a possibility you could be partially to blame for the accident. Maybe you were driving above the speed limit, or you rear ended another vehicle that cut in front of...
Supermarkets – millions of us in the UK use them every single week, and whilst they don’t have a reputation as being hazardous places, certain situations can arise which might lead to a member of staff or a customer being injured. Our team of...
When moving house, there are many important organisations to notify of your change of address. Some of these updates are essential and may carry fines if not completed promptly. Below is a comprehensive guide, grouped by type, to help you ensure a smooth...
What is a shareholders’ agreement? A shareholders’ agreement is an agreement entered into between all or some of the shareholders in a company. It regulates the relationship between the shareholders, the management of the company, ownership of...
Britain is considered to be a nation of dog lovers, and the best estimate is that there are approximately nine million dogs in the UK, with 28% of the population owning one as a pet. Dog owners are responsible for making sure that their dogs are...
Employee share schemes are a popular way for businesses to incentivise and reward their employees. These schemes allow employees to acquire shares in the company they work for, aligning their interests with the business’s long-term success. They can...
As we get into the summer months, many of us want to go outside and enjoy the sunshine with friends and family by visiting beer gardens, rooftop terraces and outdoor venues. While these spaces offer a great atmosphere on a sunny day, they can also come with...
On the commencement date of the act, i.e., when the bill comes into force, all existing tenancies will become periodic and any fixed term will cease to apply. Any attempt to create a fixed term tenancy agreement after the act comes into effect will...
Thinking about succession planning, future-proofing your company or building a more inclusive workplace culture? An employee ownership trust (EOT) might be worth exploring. This structure allows a business to be owned, indirectly, by its employees -...
An employee ownership trust (EOT) is an increasingly popular model for business succession, offering a tax-efficient way to transition ownership while rewarding employees. This structure ensures that a company’s future is safeguarded in the hands of...
