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28 May 2025

URS Corporation Ltd v BDW Trading Ltd [2025] UKSC 21 In a landmark judgment, the Supreme Court has provided vital clarification on the responsibilities...

28 May 2025

The Renters’ Rights Bill 2024 is set to bring sweeping reforms to the private rental sector in England and Wales. One of the most...

21 May 2025

When I first joined Tees, I was pleased to learn what ESG meant, not just as a concept, but what it truly meant to...

12 May 2025

Tees, a leading law firm with over a century of experience supporting agricultural and landed estate clients, is proud to announce the launch of...

8 May 2025

The National Security and Investment Act 2021 (‘NSI Act’) introduced a regulatory framework that allows the UK Government to scrutinise and approve certain acquisitions...

7 May 2025

Fractures and broken bones are among the most common injuries, with the average person expected to experience two in their lifetime. They typically occur...

1 May 2025

Key takeaways The UK economy grew 0.5% in February, driven by strong service and manufacturing sectors despite looming headwinds Inflation dipped to 2.6% in...

1 May 2025

Hip and knee replacements are among the most common surgical procedures in the UK. While they are generally successful in improving mobility and reducing...

30 April 2025

Domestic abuse encompasses various forms of harm, both visible and invisible. Let’s look into a form of invisible abuse known as “gaslighting” explore strategies...

14 April 2025

Becoming an SME (Small and Medium-sized Enterprise) in today’s world can be incredibly exciting! The idea of starting a business and watching it blossom...

8 April 2025

The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (“ECCTA”) gives Companies House new powers to ensure that the information it holds is accurate and...

3 April 2025

Key takeaways The Chancellor cut welfare and departmental spending to restore a fiscal buffer, but risks to forecasts remain high Inflation dipped unexpectedly but...

2 April 2025

Understanding the behaviours associated with Autism, as well as implementing reasonable adjustments, is essential for helping those with Autism thrive in the workplace and...

2 April 2025

April marks Stress Awareness Month, a timely reminder for employers to address workplace stress, not just as a productivity concern but as a legal...

27 March 2025

To comply with the Duty of Candour, healthcare providers must adopt an approach of openness and transparency with their patients, particularly when something goes...

27 March 2025

Congenital hip dysplasia (CDH), also known as developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH) is a condition some babies are born with where the hip...

26 March 2025

At Tees, we are shocked and saddened by the news that a specialist paediatric surgeon at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge has been suspended following...

25 March 2025

The Government has published The Employment Rights (Increase of Limits) Order 2025, confirming key updates to statutory compensation limits and employment-related payments. These changes,...

24 March 2025

Bringing a child into the world should be a joyful time for mothers and their families, but sadly childbirth is not always such a...

24 March 2025

If you or your family are facing a coroner’s inquest, you don’t have to navigate the process alone. At Tees, we understand how important...

24 March 2025

Frances Macdonald, Senior Associate at Tees, outlines key steps you can take—supported by your solicitor—to reduce the risk of abuse when setting up a...

22 March 2025

Cerebral palsy is a neurological condition caused by brain damage, often resulting from complications before, during, or shortly after birth. It can affect movement,...

18 March 2025

Only one in 14 couples with pets in the UK currently have a pet-nuptial agreement in place and one charity, the Blue Cross, takes...

18 March 2025

Employment settlement agreements are legally binding contracts between an employer and an employee that include the terms of an agreed departure or resolution of...

18 March 2025

What is Bowel Cancer? Cancer that affects the large bowel is typically called bowel cancer. You may also hear it being called colorectal cancer,...

17 March 2025

Private companies with a sole director shareholder (sole owner) should be aware of the risks associated with being the sole owner, particularly in the...

17 March 2025

When setting up or restructuring as a charity or not for profit organisation (NFP) you will need to consider which legal structure is right...

14 March 2025

Have you been named as a trustee? It’s completely normal to have questions about what the role involves. Our experienced trusts solicitors have answered...

7 March 2025

Buying or selling a house can be an exciting process but we understand there is a great deal of terminology involved which can be...

6 March 2025

Cambridge Innovation Capital (CIC), a leading venture capital firm, has launched a £100 million Opportunity Fund to support growth-stage deep tech and life sciences...

3 March 2025

Key takeaways: UK economic output unexpectedly rose by 0.1% in the fourth quarter of 2024 Bank of England will be ‘careful’ about reducing Bank...

27 February 2025

Being diagnosed with a brain tumour can be a worrying time. Control of your daily life can disappear and become replaced by feeling anxious,...

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