Public right-of-way claims – what are they, and can they be prevented?
Public right-of-way claims are a legal process that allows the public to use a certain area of private land for passage.
The London Legal Walk – helping to raise money for free legal advice services
A brave group of our Bowling & Co team will dust off their trainers on Tuesday the 13th of June to do the London Legal Walk to raise funds for The London Legal Support Trust in support of free legal advice services across London and the South East.
UK emergency alert system – Advice to those vulnerable to domestic abuse
The UK emergency alert test on Sunday 23 April can put victims of domestic abuse at risk. Here is government guidance to turn the alerts off.
Spring Budget statement 2023 – key aspects for individuals and business
The Chancellor’s Spring Budget, delivered by Jeremy Hunt, announced measures to fill the holes in the UK economy and said that the UK will avoid a recession in 2023.
ISO 9001 LawNet Quality Standard accreditation
We are pleased to announce we have achieved our ISO 9001 LawNet Quality Standard accreditation for another year. Read more here.
Implementing a four-day work week
The world’s largest pilot of a four-day work week has launched in the UK a few months ago but is it the right move for your business? What are the benefits and potential disadvantages?
Spring Statement 2022 – key aspects for individuals and business
Spring Statement 2022 – The chancellor responded to the latest inflation figures, with initiatives to tackle the cost of living crisis, and his planned support for households and businesses.
Women in law – Celebrating the past and shaping the future
Women in the law - The ever-changing landscape of the legal profession, women in the law and the inspiration behind The First 100 Years project.
Public rights of way – Using the UK countryside responsibly
Public rights of way - The Countryside Code provides rules to ensure rural areas are kept safe and remain enjoyable for visitors.
Retail Price Index – proposed reforms
The Retail Price Index (RPI) is due to be transformed to bring it in line with the Consumer Price Index including occupiers’ housing costs (CPIH). The RPI index will be calculated utilising the same strategies and information sources as the CPIH.