More than one million workers denied legal working rights
According to a new report by the Resolution Foundation think tank, a significant number of workers in the UK are not receiving paid holidays or ...
YouTube attempts to stamp out ‘copyright trolls’
Video sharing platform, YouTube, has announced changes to its copyright ID system that will make it easier for creators to manage claims. YouTube’s comprehensive copyright ...
Charity ordered to pay £12,350 in unfair dismissal case
A charity has been ordered to pay £12,350 in an unfair dismissal case after a former employee was made redundant in April 2018. An employment ...
Almost 800 businesses helped through Bank Referral Scheme in past year
Almost 800 businesses have found alternative finance options through the Bank Referral Scheme (BRS) in the past 12 months, new figures have revealed. The finding ...
What happens if I need to re-negotiate my commercial lease?
The Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (the Act) governs what happens at the end of most commercial leases (unless they are specifically excluded) and lease ...
Court rules on expensive dispute between step-sisters from Essex
A much-publicised inheritance dispute has ended after a judge ruled in favour of a daughter who successfully argued that her mother had, in all probability, ...
