PM announces that new laws are to be made bringing rights to those heterosexual couples not wishing to marry to obtain legal recognition of their commitment to one another by way of a civil partnership.
Obligations to repair defective work in new developments may be owed by tenants, contractors and sub-contractors. Clare Butler considers the nature of these obligations, the difficulties that can arise and the issues identified in the recent case of Office Depot v UBS [2018] EWHC 1494 (TCC).
Internet users cannot simply copy a photograph posted, without any restriction preventing it from being downloaded and posted with the copyright holder’s consent, on one website and republish it on another website.
The 2018 summer heatwave has seen temperatures soar in offices and workplaces, and raises, questions about the lack of maximum temperatures in any regulations or guidance. So, when is it too hot to work?
Tini Owen’s battle for a divorce from her husband has reached a final conclusion following the Supreme Court’s decision to deny her a divorce based on her husband’s alleged unreasonable behaviour.
Employment Partner, Nicholas Lakeland recently featured on BBC Kent Drive Time with Steve Allen and Lauren Troup following Boris Johnson’s resignation speech in the House of Commons to discuss whether he had resigned ‘in the right way’ and generally what is the ‘right way’ to resign?
Sophie Ducamp-Monod and Simrun Garcha examine forthcoming EU regulations changing the ways in which British spouses may deal with their property in France.
