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4th June 2019
It’s very common for relatives, often parents, to assist with the purchase of their adult child’s first home. With a purchaser’s main difficulty being raising a deposit big…
24th May 2019
The case law on circumstances in which basic working time holiday (i.e. 20 days) automatically carries over into the next leave year has developed in a piecemeal fashion. …
The government published its “Good Work Plan”, in response to the Taylor Review of employment practices, with emphasis on agency, casual and zero-hours workers. The government described it…
Can an employer be vicariously liable for an employee’s deliberate disclosure of co-worker’s confidential information, which is designed to harm the employer? Yes, according to the Court of…
The government has announced that the reform of the off-payroll working rules (otherwise known as IR35) introduced for engagements in the public sector will be extended to the…
16th May 2019
Someone who has no living relatives or estranged from their family, what are the main things to consider when writing a Will? When a person dies without leaving…
15th May 2019
The President of the Family Division, Sir Andrew McFarlane, has released draft guidance on the press reporting in the Family Court. This follows an appeal in relation to…
Ellisons has made a raft of promotions across its four regional offices, which include one new Partner and eight new Senior Associates, as well as four new Associates.…
7th May 2019
Universal Credit is a means of assessed benefit to assist with living costs. It is gradually being introduced throughout the UK to replace other benefits such as tax…
3rd May 2019
Buying a property is more than likely the most significant purchase you’ll make in your lifetime. On average, we Brits spend 20-90 days finding the perfect home. Inevitably,…
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