Renting and repairs: My landlord won’t fix the heating, what can I do?
Landlords are responsible for certain repairs in your home. Find out what you can do if they refuse to repair your heating or boiler.
Negotiating a separation agreement – 4 mistakes to avoid
Negotiating a separation from a partner is never easy, having a formal separation agreement and knowing what mistakes to avoid is crucial. Read more here.
Storm damage to commercial properties – who is responsible?
If your rented commercial property has been damaged in a flood or storm, find out what your landlord must do when it comes to repairs.
Maintaining commercial confidentiality between competitors
Maintaining commercial confidentiality has hit the headlines in a High Court case where there was a breach of confidence between competitors. Read more here.
Lasting Power of Attorney – a steep fall in LPAs during the pandemic causes concern
Lasting powers of attorney - LPAs registered during the coronavirus pandemic have seen a dramatic fall. Read more.
Returning to work – adjusting the workplace for employees with disabilities
Returning to work after a period away from the office - employers must make reasonable adjustments for disabled employees.
Avoid family conflict at Christmas – focus on family wellbeing
Avoiding conflict at Christmas is always a challenge, and with COVID-19 restrictions likely to get worse before they get better, the pandemic may continue to put relationships under pressure.
Returning unwanted gifts and purchases – what are the rules?
Returning gifts and purchases from Black Friday, Cyber Monday, or Christmas - know the rules on whether you can return your purchases.
The Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Bill
The Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Bill is to provide relief from certain rent debts for business tenancies affected by the pandemic.
The Housing Market in 2022
The housing market could “cool off” in 2022 because of rising inflation and the much-talked-about rise in interest rates.