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Code: Green The ECJ has ruled that a worker’s accrued annual leave entitlement will not be lost in the event of their death. In the recent ca...

It had long been thought that party wall surveyors could only make an award if the building owner had served a notice. This was the view expressed ...

Code green We previously reported that the Government planned to implement changes to the law on flexible working.  The Flexible Working Regulatio...

Folkestone Magistrates Court 2 June 2014 at 10.30am Morrisons Solicitors LLP is instructed by the family of Herbert Chandler (dec’d). Herbert k...

Under section  2(2) of the Party Wall Act there is not stand-alone right to permanently demolish a party wall. The only right that is granted to th...

If your will was drafted prior to 2008, it is very possible that your will contains a "Nil Rate Band Discretionary Trust". Before 9 October 2007, t...

CODE: Green The trades union, Unison, has been granted permission to proceed to the Court of Appeal in respect of its challenge to employment trib...

 The High Court has recently found that a dispute resolution clause in an agreement between a building owner and an adjoining owner can replace the...

From 13 June 2014, the new Consumer Contracts Regulations* come into effect. For those who trade online, it is important to consider how these regu...

Employers transferring whole/part of their business subject to the TUPE rules must provide prescribed information about their transferring employee...

A couple of weeks ago the Court of Appeal handed down judgment in Patel v Peters [2014] EWCA Civ 335 in which the Court gave guidance on the correc...

If you are considering making an application to court in relation to children or matrimonial finances the law is changing! When the Children and Fa...