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The Cape Town Convention on International Interests in Mobile Equipment (also known as the Cape Town Treaty) comes into effect for the UK in August,
Our Employment Law Solicitor, Mark Rothman, clarifies whether you have to give a reference, your liability as an employer, what you can and cannot say and what to do when requesting a reference.
I mentioned in a previous blog piece that there were changes afoot concerning the commencement and processing of divorce proceedings. Well, it has now officially changed.
Starting a new job is always full of apprehension but more so after it begins as the result and accumulation of hard work and 5 years of study.
The government claims to have doubled the number of apprenticeships since 2010 and recent figures reveal there are now 440,000 apprenticeships a year. Of those
The Deregulation Act 2015, which came into effect by Royal Assent on Thursday 26th March 2015, clarifies a number of issues and requirements for Landlords.
Our law setting out how financial matters are to be addressed when couples divorce could be considered rather old, it having been made in 1973.
We all look forward to our holidays, whether it is for travel or to spend time with friends and family. But the subject of holiday
Mark Rothman, an Associate in our Dispute Resolution team, recently succeeded in having defamatory statements about a client removed from Facebook. Mark says, “My client,