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Is It Fair To Dismiss If An Employee Refuses To Return To The Workplace After Lockdown?
There has been a significant number of column inches devoted to the many workplace issues Covid has presented for employers. With lockdown easing and organisations reporting a return/imminent return to the workplace, one key issue for many is how to deal with those employees who refuse to return on health and safety grounds.
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Break Clause Poll
In the latest LinkedIn poll run by partner Tom Warrender, it was revealed that alarmingly 50% of those who took part did not know whether or not their commercial property lease contained a break clause!
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EPCs and commercial lease renewals
The EPC Regulations and MEES Regulations 2015 both seek to address issues relating to energy performance. However, the implementation of both sets of regulations often leads to confusion and this is particularly apparent with the issue of EPCs on lease renewals.
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Statutory Declarations and the LTA1954
The Court of Appeal has dismissed a tenant’s appeal and upheld the High Court’s decision that statutory declarations were valid and that the parties had therefore validly contracted out of the security of tenure provisions.
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Do All Mergers and Acquisitions Require Shareholder Approval?
Rebecca Bird from our Company & Commercial team explains how one fundamental difference has implications for how companies approach M&A’s, and the impact of they can have on shareholders.
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What Are The Three Types of Mergers?
Rebecca Bird explains the three types of mergers available for businesses.
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Do mergers and acquisitions create value?
Do Mergers and Acquisitions Create Value?
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What are the Differences Between LPA and Deputyship?
Lasting power of attorney (LPA) and a deputyship from the Court of Protection both involve…
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Can Medical Practitioners Help with the Court of Protection?
Can Medical Practitioners Help with the Court of Protection?
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What is the Current Test for Remoteness in Negligence?
Remoteness in negligence cases refers to the legal test of causation.
In medical negligence claims, this determines the type of loss caused by a breach in duty of care.
