If you own a leasehold flat, you may at some point consider joining together with your fellow leaseholders to purchase the freehold of that building. This legal process is known as collective enfranchisement. It allows leaseholders who take part to move from being tenants under [...]
From 1st January 2027, there will be major reforms to unfair dismissal law, including a significantly shorter qualifying period and the expected removal of the compensation cap. For business owners, these changes mean less time to assess new hires, greater exposure to claims and a [...]
Small businesses across the UK have experienced significant challenges caused by delayed payments. On 19th May 2026, the Government introduced a new Bill in the House of Lords aimed at tackling late payments and improving cash flow for small businesses and suppliers. Late payments not [...]
The tragic case of Archie Battersbee, which unfolded a few years ago, highlighted just how difficult end of life decisions can become when a person’s wishes aren’t known. His family faced an incredibly painful legal process, unable to make the decisions they felt were right [...]
With the new rates now in place for the National Minimum Wage (“NMW”), it is important that all employers update their pay structure to reflect the changes and keep sufficient records to ensure workers are being paid the correct entitlement. As we all know, pay [...]
Choosing how to structure your business is one of the most important decisions to be made, particularly when looking at mitigating risks. The concept of limited liability and the corporate veil play a central role in how much personal liability you take on.If you’re weighing up [...]
From 7 April 2026, a new government body, the Fair Work Agency (FWA), came into force as part of the Employment Rights Act 2025. The FWA will bring together three existing enforcement bodies into a single organisation: The Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority The Employment [...]
Late deliveries, poor-quality goods, or sudden price changes can quickly put a strain on a business, particularly when trying to manage cash flow and meet customer needs. If a supplier fails to meet their agreed obligations, you may have a claim for breach of contract. [...]
Growing up between north-west London and Hertfordshire, I went on to become Head Girl at St Albans High School. I later studied Politics at the University of Warwick, before spending some time working in politics. Following this, I began my Bar training. When I decided [...]
When making a Will, one of the most important concepts is testamentary capacity. In simple terms, testamentary capacity refers to a person’s legal ability to understand what they are doing when making a Will and to make decisions about how their estate should be distributed [...]
