An elderly brother and sister have found themselves embroiled in a long-running legal battle over a small fortune, after their father passed away in 2004.
Read moreLandlord pleads guilty to Regulatory Reform Order breaches
A UK landlord has been found guilty of five breaches of the Regulatory Reform Order 2005, after it was discovered that he had let out a property which was unfit and unsafe to occupy.
Read moreMale police officer wins sex discrimination case
A male police officer has won a “strikingly unfair” sex discrimination case, after a female police chief criticised the “macho culture” of his unit.
Read moreUKIPO publishes new guidance on registered design applications
The UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) has published new guidance on registered design applications, which will see increased emphasis placed upon dissimilarities between designs protecting product shape, as well as designs protecting other more specific features.
Read moreMan wins unfair dismissal case over ‘unclear and unreasonable’ process
A man has won an unfair dismissal case after an Employment Tribunal ruled that several steps employers took to dismiss him were ‘unreasonable’.
Read moreRight to Rent legislation ‘biggest burden for a third of landlords’, says study
A new study has revealed that buy-to-let investors are growing increasingly frustrated with Right to Rent legislation – which holds landlords liable for investigating their potential tenants’ right to live in the UK.
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