The Government has updated its guidance on Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme, confirming that employers can re-employ staff that were either made redundant or left their organisation after 28 February 2020 and claim their wages from HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC). Read more
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What are the key considerations when making a Will?
Having a valid Will in place is essential for anyone who wants their estate to be passed on in line with their wishes. If a person dies without a Will in England and Wales, their estate passes on in accordance with the intestacy rules – which could have unwanted or unfavourable consequences for the wider family. Read more
COVID-19 – The Coronavirus Act and the impact on care
The new Coronavirus Act represents significant changes for those who require care, whether in a residential home or in their own home. Read more
Banks criticised after allegedly turning down businesses for Government-backed loan scheme
Banks have reportedly turned down struggling businesses for credit, even if they are eligible for a guaranteed Government loan, it has been revealed. Read more
Intellectual Property Office launches “period of interruption”
The Intellectual Property Office (IPO) has officially declared days after 24 March 2020 as “interrupted days” until further notice. Read more
COVID19 – Government publishes further details of Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme
The Government has published further details of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme that allows for ‘Furlough Leave’, which is a temporary scheme for at least three months, starting from 1 March 2020. Read more