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29 August 2018
1 Month Warning – More Changes For Landlords And Agents
Seeking Advice on Regaining Possession Post-Renters' Rights Act Coming Into Effect
This page refers to the position...
20 August 2018
Can a Company in Liquidation Commence Adjudication?
A Supreme Court decision in a landmark case in 2020 ruled that a company in liquidation can commence the process of adjudication The...
27 April 2018
Are Residential Occupiers Of Property Excluded From The Construction Act?
If you find yourself involved in a dispute in relation to works being carried out on a property it is important to find out whether the...
27 April 2018
An Employer Will Be Liable For Discrimination Even They Did Not Intend To Discriminate
Discrimination can generally be assessed in three categories:
Direct discrimination – where A treats B less favourably than others...
3 April 2018
From ‘Subbie Bashing’ To ‘Smash And Grab’ Adjudication
From Subbie bashing to Smash and Grab Adjudication – what construction professionals need to be thinking every day in order to win or...
3 April 2018
Builders And Solicitors Are Hacked Off – But We Can All Be Victims Of Cybercrime And Phishing Fraud
In the past couple of months we have had four enquiries relating to online or phishing fraud In the 5 years before that we had none...
29 March 2018
New EPC Regulations Coming Into Force From 1 April 2018 – What Do Landlords Need To Do?
The Energy Efficiency (Private Rented Property)(England and Wales) Regulations 2015 (the Regulations) come into force on from 1 April...
6 November 2017
Small Businesses May Be Able To Rely On External Advice When Dismissing An Employee
A small and/or owner-managed employer may fairly dismiss an employee on the advice of an external HR consultant in certain...
6 November 2017
New Guidance From Acas On Employees With Long-Term Or Life-Threatening Conditions
Acas has published a new guide to help employers manage staff with long-term or potentially life-threatening conditions, including...