By Kelly Faulkner The National Minimum Wage is set to increase this April but some employers are still failing to pay workers in accordance with the law. This week, the...
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The government is currently proposing to raise the small claims limit for personal injury claims from £1,000 to £5,000.It is claimed that these changes will reduce ‘unnecessary’ claims, reduce fraudulent...
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Alison Lobb For me, it’s been an amazing and momentous year… 1 2 months as President of Liverpool Law Society has been an incredible time, representing the lawyers of Liverpool...
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By Peter Pownall Private sector landlords should be aware that as from the 1st December 2016 it is a criminal offence to rent a property to someone who is not...
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By Carole Brennan Today it was reported that the government is looking at whether in relation to divorce financial orders, the court should have the power to confiscate a non...
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By Michael Gossage As we enter the mid-winter months we are finding more people contacting us in relation to property disputes and in particular about matters of disrepair in rented...
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By Josh Makin When setting up a business, one of the first questions a business owner will have to ask is what business model should be used. Although there are...
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By Josh Makin You might have seen in one of my earlier blogs last month that the Icelandic government was looking into the possibility of taking Iceland the supermarket to...
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By Josh Makin The Government has been clear to emphasize the importance of businesses to the economy in recent years and during yesterday’s (23 November) autumn statement, the Chancellor of...
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Naive Chancellor? By Peter Pownall In his autumn budget statement today the new Chancellor Philip Hammond announced that estate agents’ letting fees will be banned..Over the past year and in...
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