New data from high street lender Halifax reveals that average UK property prices were up by almost four per cent year-on-year in the three months to August.
‘Phoenixed’ company wound up in High Court
A ‘phoenixed’ company has been wound up just days after the Government announced a crack down on directors who deliberately liquidate companies to avoid their liabilities.
Clothing rivals Superdry and Jack Wills embroiled in copyright legal battle
Fashion chain Superdry is suing their rival and one of their former employees, after alleging they breached copyright laws over the design of a black padded jacket from its winter range.
Employment Tribunal awards £12,000 to worker sacked over rare eye condition
In recent days, an Employment Tribunal has ordered craft beer company Brewdog to pay a sum of £12,000 to a former employee who was sacked after doctors told him he was about to lose his eyesight.
What happens if I have been issued a claim for a health and safety breach?
Businesses operating in the UK have a number of important responsibilities with regards to health and safety and it is important that all companies make health and safety at work an absolute priority.