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Claire Petricca-Riding

Environmental Weekly News Round Up - 8 December 2023

Welcome to our latest weekly Environment Law News Update, where we bring you developments, insights, and analysis in the world of...

Glenn Rhodes

On the Seventh day of Christmas – Glenn Rhodes

On the seventh day of Christmas….Today Glenn Rhodes from Irwin Mitchell’s Real Estate Disputes team examines some interesting issues...

Martha Kent

Supershoes - staying on the right side of the track

What’s all the fuss about supershoes? In recent months, the athletics world has seen sportswear giants Adidas and Nike battle to develop...

Amy Greenhill

On the Sixth day of Christmas - Amy Greenhill

On the Sixth day of Christmas….Today Amy Greenhill from Irwin Mitchell’s Real Estate Disputes team examines whether an owner of an...

Akhil Sharma

India's impact on UK FDI and M&A activity

India has consistently been a significant source of foreign direct investment (FDI) for the UK, contributing to the strong economic...

Vassilios Goulielmos

On the Fifth day of Christmas - Vassilios Goulielmos

On the fifth day of Christmas….Today Vassilios Goulielmos from Irwin Mitchell’s Real Estate Disputes team looks at the limited...

Jessica Wisternoff

On the Fourth day of Christmas - Jessica Wisternoff

On the Fourth day of Christmas . . . Today Jessica Wisternoff from Irwin Mitchell’s Real Estate Disputes team examines whether a rent...

Rebecca Denvers

Equal Pay Day 2023: five tips for employers on closing your organisation's gender pay gap

Equal Pay Day this year fell on 22 November. This date signifies the number of extra days women must work until the end of the year in...

Colette Kelly

Entain reaches Deferred Prosecution Agreement with CPS

Entain PLC (Entain) one of the world’s largest sports betting and gaming groups which now owns Ladbrokes and Coral has had a Deferred...

Mandeep Khroud

New Immigration measures revealed: what's changing and how will it impact the UK

The new Home Secretary, James Cleverly, earlier this week announced a package of extensive measures set to reduce net migration in the UK...

Irwin Mitchell

New immigration rules will make it harder for employers to attract and recruit staff

The government announced significant changes to the UK immigration system which will come into force next year. It believes that current...

Sana Ikhlaq

On the Third day of Christmas - Sana Ikhlaq

On the Third day of Christmas...Today Sana Ikhlaq from Irwin Mitchell’s Real Estate Disputes team examines where a landlord succeeds in...

Martha Kent

NewCo takeover of WSL and Women's Championship agreed

In case you missed it, there was some big news coming out of the Women's Super League (WSL) and Women's Championship (WC) in the last...

Penny Cogher

I'm still standing - survivor benefits

The Equality Act 2010 (Amendment) Equal Treatment by Occupational Pension Schemes) Regulations 2023 affect occupational pension schemes...

Nadia Khan

On the Second Day of Christmas – Nadia Khan

On the second day of Christmas...Today Nadia Khan from Irwin Mitchell’s Real Estate Disputes team examines the case of A Grantor v A...

Penny Cogher

Surplus - can employers have their cake and eat it?

On 22 November, I gave my initial thoughts on the Chancellor's Autumn Statement. Here I take a closer look at what the announcement means...

Catherine Dear

On the First Day of Christmas – Catherine Dear

On the first day of Christmas… Today Catherine Dear from Irwin Mitchell’s Real Estate Disputes team examines the case of Radcliffe...

Nicola Gooch

The Countdown to Christmas.... BNG, PD, and a lot of anticipation....

It is now December. The Christmas tree is up. The children are stuck in a state of perpetual over-excitement, and I am snitching to Santa...

Claire Petricca-Riding

Environmental Weekly News Round Up - 1 December 2023

Welcome to our latest weekly Environment Law News Update, where we bring you developments, insights, and analysis in the world of...

Andrew Walker

Navigating financial challenges: Charities in the UK

Charities play an undeniably important role in our society. Amongst other things, they provide support to some of the most vulnerable,...

Jane Anderson

Clarity on orders to mediate

The Court of Appeal have handed down judgment in the case of Churchill v. Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council [2023] EWCA Civ 1416....

Hayley Bruce

The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill receives its first reading

The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill received its first reading in the House of Commons representing the Government’s next step in...

Irwin Mitchell

Profitability vs. ED&I: the delicate balance in ASOS' executive bonus scheme

It has been reported that fashion retailer, ASOS, has decided to abandon diversity targets in its annual executive bonus scheme, choosing...

Bryan Bletso

£30 billion investment announcement highlights strength of UK economy

Today, as global chief executives and investors gather at Hampton Court Palace for a government investment summit, the UK government has...

Claire Petricca-Riding

Environmental Weekly News Round Up - 24 November 2023

Welcome to our latest weekly Environment Law News Update, where we bring you developments, insights, and analysis in the world of...

Kate Fergusson

What is material, matters...

When we evolved the firm’s Responsible Business strategy last year, one thing was very clear – the need to focus in and consider what...

Bryan Bletso

Investment Zones and Freeports: A boost for FDI and business growth

The recent announcement by the UK government regarding the extension of investment zone and freeport tax reliefs brings with it immense...

Joanne Moseley

New national minimum wage rates set to increase by over a pound an hour for all age groups

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has announced significant increases to the National Living Wage and National Minimum Wage in line with the...

Nicola Gooch

Autumn Statement 2023: Infrastructure, EV's and changes to planning fees.

The Chancellor has just delivered the Autumn Statement 2023.  Yet again, we have heard a promise the Government will boost the economy by...

Joanne Moseley

Strikes: what will minimum service levels look like in the education sector?

The Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Act 2023 came into force on 20 July 2023 and gives the government powers to make regulations to set...