Podcasts
In our first episode, Trevor Bettany and Clare Davis discuss the practical aspects of undertaking a redundancy exercise – looking at the theory, options for employers and what to take into account at the initial planning stages.
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Business over Breakfast: Arbitration is cheaper – Myth or Reality?
Thomas R. Snider
Events
The UK’s March 2024 budget: Offshore trusts - have reports of their demise been greatly exaggerated?
Sophie Dworetzsky
Insights
Playing with FYR: planning opportunities offered by the UK’s proposed four-year regime for newcomers to the UK
Catrin Harrison
Insights
James Broadhurst writes for the Financial Times’ Your Questions column on inheriting company shares
James Broadhurst
In the Press
Cara Imbrailo and Ilona Bateson write for Fashion Capital on pop-up shops
Cara Imbrailo
In the Press
City AM quotes Charlotte Duly on the importance of business branding
Charlotte Duly
In the Press
Personnel Today quotes Rose Carey on Italy’s new digital nomad visa
Rose Carey
In the Press
Regime change: The beginning of the end of the remittance basis
Dominic Lawrance
Insights
IFA Magazine quotes Julia Cox on the possibility of more tax cuts before the general election
Julia Cox
In the Press
‘One plus one makes two': Court of Protection finds conflict of interest within law firm structure
Katie Foulds
Insights
City AM quotes Charlotte Duly on Tesco’s Clubcard rebrand after losing battle with Lidl
Charlotte Duly
In the Press
Michael Powner writes for Raconteur on AI and automating back-office roles
Michael Powner
In the Press
Portfolio Adviser quotes Richard Ellis on the FCA's first public findings against former fund manager Neil Woodford
Richard Ellis
In the Press
eprivateclient quotes Sally Ashford on considerations around power of attorney
Sally Ashford
In the Press
Michael Powner and Sophie Rothwell write for Law360 on anti-bias protection
Michael Powner
In the Press
Computer says No - my prediction of UK border chaos on Wednesday 1 January 2025
Paul McCarthy
Quick Reads
Has a new route to recovery opened up for victims of banking payment frauds?
Katie Bewick
Insights
Charles Russell Speechlys hosts international arbitration event in Dubai
Peter Smith
Quick Reads
Dubai announces its plan to streamline the enforcement of civil judgments and arbitral awards
Peter Smith
Quick Reads
UK Government announces consultation on calculating holiday entitlement for part-year and irregular hours workers
Francesca Charlton
Quick Reads
Right to work checks – an issue for both immigration and employment law and practice.
Quick Reads
New industry group aims to build sustainability skills in the construction sector
Carolyn Davies
Quick Reads
Are workers entitled to the Bank Holiday off for the Queen’s Jubilee? Don’t bank on it!
Sophie Clark
Quick Reads
Out of Office – 5 tips for employers considering a more flexible approach to where we work
Quick Reads
AI and HR - How can employers reduce the risks associated with using artificial intelligence to help manage their workforce?
Briony Richards
Quick Reads
Vicarious liability – Court of Appeal find employer not liable for “practical joke”
Michael Powner
Quick Reads
The Work Xmas party: A Most Wonderful Time of the Year or just like Last Christmas?
Nick Hurley
Quick Reads
The Tip of the Iceberg of Changes to a Modern Hospitality Industry? Hospitality staff entitled to keep all tips under new rules
Quick Reads
Brace yourselves: dentists could be liable for actions of self-employed staff
Quick Reads
Government to introduce duty on employers to prevent sexual harassment
Nick Hurley
Quick Reads