Yes. The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) considered this in Merriman v 1st Staff Ltd and others. The EAT held that, while the duty to make reasonable adjustments is imposed on…
Read moreFrom 1 October 2026, section 48 of the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Act 2025 will extend illegal working civil penalty exposure beyond direct employees to wider working arrangements, including…
Read moreThe Government is reviewing the Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) Mandate, with the consultation now open until 23 October 2026. For manufacturers, dealerships and businesses across the automotive supply chain, this…
Read moreCommercial landlords and tenants could be facing another significant change to the way business premises are let, with the Law Commission consulting on wide-ranging reforms to commercial leasehold law. The…
Read moreDealing with the financial affairs of someone who has passed can be a challenging process, and there are specific legal and financial steps people need to take following a bereavement….
Read moreManufacturing businesses are increasingly investing in digitalisation. Artificial intelligence, connected machinery, automated production systems and advanced software are changing how products are designed, manufactured and delivered. The benefits are clear,…
Read moreWith debate continuing over Westminster Council’s Draft Statement of Licensing Policy, particularly how licensing applications are determined. Our alcohol licensing solicitor, Leigh Schelvis, explains when a premises licence is required…
Read moreMost property owners rely on contractors to carry out work on their buildings and land, but if they cause damage, who picks up the bill? You’d probably assume the contractor….
Read moreAs we move through 2026, now is a sensible time to review your estate planning arrangements and ensure they continue to reflect your personal circumstances, family succession objectives and recent…
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