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1st August 2019
1. Your Conveyancer needs to read the lease The lease is an important and complex document that has to be checked on behalf of a Buyer. If a…
25th July 2019
Ellisons Solicitors is pleased to be announcing a merger with Bury St Edmunds-based firm Gross & Co. which will take place on 1st August 2019. This merger will…
19th July 2019
Is it misconduct for an employee to make a covert recording at work? According to the recent decision of the Employment Appeal Tribunal (“EAT”) in Pheonix House Ltd…
Must an employer keep a record of actual time its employees work? The Working Time Regulations 1998 (“WTR”) require employers to maintain records which ‘adequately show’ that: Working…
Can words be severed from a restrictive covenant to make an otherwise unreasonably wide and unenforceable covenant enforceable? A contractual term restricting a departing employee’s activities is generally…
17th July 2019
Ellisons Solicitors’ partner, Catherine Abbott, has returned to Ipswich, joining the Ipswich office at Wherstead Park. Catherine is a highly experienced professional and well known in Ipswich and…
16th July 2019
As a partner in Ellisons’ corporate and commercial law team specialising in mergers and acquisitions and private equity, I am regularly asked to advise on issues relating to…
4th July 2019
We are celebrating a bumper end to the financial year after dealing with in excess of £100m worth of commercial property transactions from April 2018 to March 2019.…
26th June 2019
Our commercial property team has recently acted for the renowned Le Barre Colchester in its acquisition of the Lorraine George School of Dancing. Corporate and Commercial Solicitor, David…
25th June 2019
A recent case has highlighted the importance of charities ensuring that they keep comprehensive and accurate records of trustees’ meetings concerning decisions regarding the disposal of charity owned…
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