Background “Good work: the Taylor Review of Modern Working Practices” was published in July 2017.  The report considered the impact of new models of working (including the gig economy) on

This blog is the first in a series of posts taking us ‘back to basics’. In the series we will touch on some of the key legal requirements and various

The increasing rise in new or disruptive technologies is causing a wave of change across traditional businesses (including law firms!), requiring many industries and professions to re-think the way they

As more DB pension schemes have closed in recent years, one of the most problematic issues for many employers is where scheme rules are deemed to prevent them from fully

In April 2017, the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) launched a call for evidence setting out proposals for a new beneficial ownership register of overseas companies that own

Back in 2016, the Law Commission launched the 13th Programme of Law Reform and sought the opinion of the general public on key issues they believe require urgent reform. The consultation received over

The shortlist for the 2018 Birmingham Law Society Legal Awards has been unveiled. Trowers & Hamlins, DLA Piper and Anthony Collins Solicitors are among those receiving multiple nominations for this

A Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) can be a useful tool for companies and other businesses to enter into a statutory arrangement with its creditors. It allows a business to propose

Back in December we wrote about the importance of following the rules set out in an agreement when bringing a claim under that agreement. The buyer in that case found out to its

Last week’s blog looked at the legalities of flexible working requests. This week we look at how to successfully handle the process, sharing our key tips while taking a look at