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Discrimination claims relating to menopause can be complicated and often include more than one protected characteristic and there is no cap on the compensation that can be awarded for discrimination claims relating to menopause.
28 February 2025
In the recent case of Godfrey v NatWest Market plc [2024] EAT 81 the Employment Appeals Tribunal ruled that a former employer did not have either actual or constructive knowledge of the employee’s post-employment diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
In commercial property lease situations, a tenant might breach one of the covenants in their lease, which can lead the landlord to want to take formal legal action to require the tenant to remedy the breach of covenant.
14 February 2025
Easement is a legal term for one person's right over another person's land. A right of way describes an easement that allows you to walk over another person's land.
There are many reasons why you may need access to your neighbours’ land. If the neighbour refuses permission and there are no title documents that give you a specific right of entry, you might have to consider applying for an Access Order under the Access to Neighbouring Land Act 1992.
The most significant change effected by the 1995 Act was the automatic release of a tenant from its contractual liability on assignment of its commercial property lease.
The administration of an estate can often be a complex process. One of the best ways to ensure that it is handled efficiently, impartially, and in compliance with legal principles is to appoint professional executors and trustees.
This guide answers common questions about how to terminate a fixed-term contract between businesses under English law.
The use of a caveat is appropriate if you suspect that the will is invalid for any reason or, alternatively, if you have legitimate concerns as to the suitability of the intended administrators.
12 February 2025
The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (‘ECCTA’) became law in October 2023, with the new requirements regarding statutory register maintenance initially coming into force in March 2024.
11 February 2025
The recent case of Carozzi vs University of Hertfordshire [2014] EAT 169 ruled that comments about a person's accent can amount to harassment related to race.
04 February 2025
This note discusses the eligibility criteria for claiming a new or extended lease of a residential flat under the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 1993.
29 January 2025
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