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With a busy work schedule, it might seem better, quicker, easier, to skirt around a performance issue with an employee. Broad, general comments, perhaps...
When did the changes to Agricultural Property Relief come into effect? From Monday 6 of April 2026. Is 100% relief still available for qualifying...
The government is introducing significant changes to the Trust Registration Service. The aim of these changes is to improve transparency, whilst reducing unnecessary administration...
If you’re thinking about buying a property in Cambridge, it’s important to get to know the local area. Although the same conveyancing laws apply...
A well-written probation clause will not manage performance for you. With ordinary unfair dismissal rights scheduled to arise after six months’ service from 1...
The Supreme Court has, for the first time, confirmed the test for determining whether a director has breached their duty to act in good...
For many of us, the summer months are a natural pause point. A chance to step back from the day-to-day and take stock of...
Valeriy Ernestovich Drelle v Servis-Terminal LLC (In Liquidation in the Russian Federation) Before the Supreme Court ruling in Drelle v Servis-Terminal LLC, practitioners relied...
Term time holidays Some parents have long argued that in order to afford a holiday for their family, it is necessary for them to...
Making your money work harder: the foundations of effective wealth management As wealth management specialists, we’re often asked a version of the same question:...
Diagnosing sarcoma can be particularly challenging due to the rarity and diversity of these cancers. The process often requires specialist imaging, pathology expertise, and...
The law regulating the use and ownership of firearms has tightened considerably over the past ten years, following a serious of high-profile incidents. Firearms...
Sarcoma Awareness Month: Understanding a rare form of cancer and the importance of early recognition
Each July, the medical community highlights one of the most misunderstood cancers. Despite affecting thousands annually, nearly nine out of ten people cannot identify...
What businesses need to know about money laundering and how Directors can be at risk personally if you don’t have the correct procedures in...
In most residential conveyancing transactions, the buyer will not expect to take up occupation of the property they are buying until the legal completion...
Aortic dissection is a life-threatening medical emergency that needs urgent diagnosis and treatment, yet is still often misdiagnosed. It is often missed in younger...
If you have purchased a ‘faulty’ horse it is important to act without delay to avoid losing or reducing the available remedies. You can...
Sometimes consolidating pensions before retirement can make sense, but it is not automatically the best option. It depends on the type of pensions, charges,...
Donna Ockenden’s investigation into Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust represents a watershed moment in understanding tragic systemic healthcare failures in maternity care across England....
The UK government has unveiled major reforms to overhaul the homebuying process. Centred on digitalisation, upfront information and stronger industry regulation, these changes will...
A seasonal worker is living in accommodation connected to their job. Colleagues notice unfamiliar visitors coming and going. The worker becomes withdrawn. Other residents...
We are very fortunate in Cambridge to deal with some gorgeous properties, from Georgian townhouses in prime city locations to converted barns on leafy...
Men’s Health Week is an opportunity to encourage men across the UK to take charge of their physical and mental wellbeing. From heart disease...
Whether you already own a horse with someone else or are looking to purchase a share in a horse, it is important to enter...
Appealing your child’s EHCP can feel overwhelming and distressing, but we’re here to help. When you first contact us, your case will be assessed...
Navigating the financial aspects of a divorce can be overwhelming. One of the most important steps is reaching a fair financial settlement, ensuring both...
Family law Divorce: your questions answered Our specialist family law team provides clear, compassionate legal advice to individuals and families across Cambridgeshire, Essex, and...
When family relationships break down, resolving disputes through the courts is not always the best option and it is no longer the only option....
Why waiting until January 2027 to review your performance management procedures will be too late For many logistics employers, performance issues do not arrive...
As a parent, you are ultimately responsible for ensuring that your child attends school, and, in most cases, parents will be required to make...
Failings in maternity and neonatal services have continued to dominate national headlines over the past few months highlighting longstanding concerns about the safety, consistency...
Buying a property is exciting. However, it also involves many practical, financial, and legal decisions. These can affect you long after moving day. You...
In a recent episode of But Is It Legal? hosted by Simon Marshall of TBD Marketing, we explored how the future of professional services...
Most SME business owners do not struggle with hiring. They struggle with exits. Not because they want to get it wrong, but because by...
Most SME business owners do not consider themselves high risk when it comes to employment law. However, SME Businesses should pay attention to hidden...
The government has now published its “Experts at Hand” initiative for 2026–2027, which sits at the centre of current proposed SEND reforms. It has...
The iconic Stefano Gabbana has stepped down as chair of Dolce & Gabbana in the last few days. Whilst this move is not the...
After months of researching schools, submitting applications, and waiting for decisions, hearing that your child has not been offered a place at your preferred...
The headlines, unsurprisingly, focus on the numbers. That is expected. However, the figures themselves are not the key issue. What matters more is what...
Selling a property in France involves a structured legal process. Understanding each stage will help you move forward with confidence and avoid delays. This...
Bringing a commercial lease to an end should be straightforward. In practice, it is one of the most common areas where costly mistakes are...
One of the common misconceptions surrounding family law is that grandparents have an inherent or automatic right to see or spend time with their...
For many business owners, the idea of “winding up” a company feels like failure. But in some cases, the law recognises something more nuanced:...
Phase 1 of the new Renters’ Rights Act 2025 is due to be implemented on 1 May 2026. Amongst other key changes and requirements,...
The use of AI may be tempting when trying to understand your rights as an employee or how to manage an employment issue as...
Did you know your ex-partner could still claim money from you even after your divorce is finalised? It may seem unfair, but without a...
The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 became law on 3 April 2025. It is commonly known as ‘Martyn’s Law’, in honour of Martyn...
When parents separate or divorce, often one of the most important and emotive aspects of the separation is in relation to the arrangements regarding...
