News 28 June 2018
Supreme Court judgment opens the debate on marriage and civil partnerships
The Court found that the Civil Partnership Act 2004 (England and Wales) is discriminatory as it is only an option for same sex couples
Insights 4 July 2018
How to plan holidays as a separated parent
Nina Taylor highlights some legal and practical issues to think about if you’re planning a holiday without the other parent of your children
News 10 July 2018
High-street retailers and Company Voluntary Arrangements – how might it affect you?
Company Voluntary Arrangements have been in the news recently as many high-street retailers seek to restructure their business
Insights 11 July 2018
Inheritance and cohabiting - what happens if you die without a Will?
The rights of cohabiting couples are not the same as those of married couples or civil partners, and cohabiting couples should clearly state their wishes in a Will
News 24 July 2018
Eilish reflects on the rocky road to her strong performance at Diamond League events
After a rocky start to the year, Eilish has battled her way back to full fitness and to the top of the UK rankings
News 25 July 2018
Owens v Owens, The Supreme Court and “no fault” divorce
Today’s Supreme Court decision (25 July 2018) highlights the need for reform of divorce law in England and Wales
News 25 July 2018
Scottish Courts take a reasonable approach to implied time limits in commercial contracts
The case of William Burnside v Promontoria (Chestnut) Ltd highlights the court’s approach to the performance of obligations in contracts where express...
News 27 July 2018
Should voluntary overtime be included in holiday pay calculations?
Employers should be aware of the limits to employee working hours and overtime set out in the Working Time Regulations (WTR)
News 30 July 2018
Sleepover case could save employers millions
The recent ruling may bring relief but there are no real winners, writes Ben Doherty, Partner and Head of Lindsays’ Employment team
