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Ground Rent Reform: £250 Cap for Leaseholders
Read Article ->: Ground Rent Reform: £250 Cap for LeaseholdersThe UK government has published a draft Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill, which includes plans to cap ground rents at £250 a year for leaseholders in England and Wales. This…
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Changes to Employment Rights: A guide for employers and employees
The UK’s new employment rights are arriving in phases rather than all at once. Several measures already apply, the next…
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Price Cuts Are Rising: What It Means for Home Buyers
If you’ve been browsing property websites lately, you may have noticed a lot of homes marked as “reduced”. You’re not…
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“We Live Together but Aren’t Married” What Rights Do I Have If We Separate or My Partner Dies?
There is no such thing as common law marriage in England and Wales. However long a couple have lived together,…
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Employment Law Update: Government Confirms Revised Timetable for 2026–2027
The Government published a further update to its implementation timetable for the Employment Rights Act 2025 on 25 August 2026.…
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Shareholder Disputes: What Happens When Business Partners Fall Out?
When the relationship breaks down, company law decides what happens next – and it does not work the way most…
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The SRA just made your compliance function someone else’s job. It didn’t make it cheaper.
The change in 60 seconds On 31 July 2026, the Legal Services Board approved changes to the SRA’s rules governing…
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Changes to Employment Rights: A guide for employers and employees
The UK’s new employment rights are arriving in phases rather than all at once. Several measures already apply, the next…
-
Price Cuts Are Rising: What It Means for Home Buyers
If you’ve been browsing property websites lately, you may have noticed a lot of homes marked as “reduced”. You’re not…
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“We Live Together but Aren’t Married” What Rights Do I Have If We Separate or My Partner Dies?
There is no such thing as common law marriage in England and Wales. However long a couple have lived together,…
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Employment Law Update: Government Confirms Revised Timetable for 2026–2027
The Government published a further update to its implementation timetable for the Employment Rights Act 2025 on 25 August 2026.…
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Shareholder Disputes: What Happens When Business Partners Fall Out?
When the relationship breaks down, company law decides what happens next – and it does not work the way most…
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The SRA just made your compliance function someone else’s job. It didn’t make it cheaper.
The change in 60 seconds On 31 July 2026, the Legal Services Board approved changes to the SRA’s rules governing…