An increasing number of UK landlords are seeing tenants abandon their rented properties prior to the end of tenancy agreements – leaving unwanted costs and complications behind.
Planning permission fight returns to Appeals Court for second round
A long-running legal battle over planning permission to redevelop a bowls club has found itself before London’s Court of Appeal for the second time.
Ladbrokes under fire over ‘single-manning’ its stores in Health and Safety dispute
Bosses of betting giant Ladbrokes have found themselves embroiled in a Health and Safety battle, after they were accused of putting staff at risk by ‘single-manning’ their stores.
Government revises copyright laws for artists and designers
The Government has amended UK copyright infringement laws in a bid to increase the protection of art in the UK to match standards seen elsewhere in Europe.
Employment tribunal against ‘bully’ boss wins woman £38k
An employment tribunal has awarded a female tour guide a £38k pay-out following a discrimination dispute between the guide and her ‘bully’ boss.