Charity governance: Is it time to undergo a healthcheck?
To maintain your charity's reputation these days relies on trustees, chairs and chief executives being aware of the risks and ensuring good governance…
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To maintain your charity's reputation these days relies on trustees, chairs and chief executives being aware of the risks and ensuring good governance…
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New rules for charities came into force this summer, affecting the publication of their annual accounts, the information they gather about trustees, and the criteria for automatic disqualification of trustees.
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Recent rulings in the Upper Tribunal for Scotland reinforce that precision and good advice are key to ending tenancies efficiently and securely.
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If you suffer an accident on, or involving, public transport, you could be eligible for compensation. But there are important steps you must follow.
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There’s one major difference between a prenuptial agreement and a postnuptial agreement, and that’s the timing. A prenuptial agreement is made before marriage, a postnuptial is made afterwards.
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Trusts offer vital protection for blended families, young heirs, and tax planning, ensuring assets are managed according to the settlor's specific wishes.
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Could an informal WhatsApp message to a business contact form a binding contract? A recent construction court case provides the answer.
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The UK Partner visa route is a "legal labyrinth" requiring proof of a genuine relationship and meeting a specific minimum income requirement.
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Can acts of disability discrimination amount to a fundamental breach of contract contributing to an employee’s resignation?
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