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Data Protection – How Companies should handle Personal Data and key steps to avoid Pitfalls and Fines.
Data Protection – How Companies should handle Personal Data and key steps to avoid Pitfalls and Fines.
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“Turnover Rent” – A useful option for Commercial Landlords and Tenants in the Pandemic
“Turnover Rent” – A useful option for Commercial Landlords and Tenants in the Pandemic
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Hitting All The Right Notes: De-merger Advice In The Music Sector
The Corporate and Commercial team at Wilson Browne Solicitors has recently advised in the de-merger…
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Protected species: Natural England publishes updated standing advice to local planning authorities and new guidance for developers
Natural England publishes updated standing advice to local planning authorities and new guidance for developers
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HM Treasury publishes Net Zero Review interim report to inform green transition
Just before Christmas HM Treasury published an interim report of the findings from its Net Zero Review, the transition towards net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
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New Research Shows Women Significantly More Likely To Waive Pension Rights In Divorce
A quarter of women would give up pension rights compared with just a fifth of men according to the latest research by Legal and General*. This will inevitably have a significant long term impact as women tend to have less personal pension wealth particularly if they have taken time out to raise children.
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New Government Reforms For Leaseholders
Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick has announced today that leaseholders will be given the right to extend their lease by a maximum term of 990 years at zero ground rent, as part of the biggest reforms to English Property Law for 40 years.
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Purple Monday: make your Will – Save 20% when booked on 1st February
Make this the year you make a Will or update your current Will.
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National Lockdown 2021 – What impact will it have on staffing arrangements?
On the back of the PM’s announcement of a third national lockdown, many businesses will be identifying what they can and can’t do and the impact this has on their staffing arrangements.
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New Year’s Resolutions for your Company
The start of a new year provides a good opportunity to reflect on the last 12 months and set out a list of resolutions for the year ahead.
