A Supreme Court hearing later today (20 February) will have “significant ramifications” on employment law for a number of industries, including the media, the health service and the construction industry.
Surge in first-time buyers after Stamp Duty cut
According to a recent study, the number of mortgaged first-time buyers in the UK rose to 365,000 in 2017, the highest level seen in more than a decade, with the rise being attributed largely to November’s Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) cut.
Cohabitees are misunderstanding the importance of Wills, study reveals
A new study suggests that UK cohabiting couples are misunderstanding the law and overlooking the importance of drawing up Wills.
Don’t forget to review your People with Significant Control register
The People with Significant Control register (PSC), introduced in June 2016, requires companies to declare individuals who have a significant stake in the business.
British-born artist accuses American rapper of copyright infringement
A British-Liberian artist who believes that her artwork has been used without permission in a prominent music video has accused American rapper Kendrick Lamar of infringing her copyright.