Mediation and Christmas – Agreeing where children spend the holidays
Mediation can help resolve disputes about child arrangements during holidays and Christmas and offers guidance on what to do when no plans in place.
Common myths about inheritance tax planning
Inheritance tax planning is a crucial aspect of financial management, yet it is often shrouded in misconceptions and myths. As the New Year begins, it's an opportune time to debunk these common misunderstandings and shed light on the realities of effective inheritance tax planning.
Avoiding online fraudsters
Networks of spies using bribery and fake identities may seem the stuff of high politics, but techniques devised by hostile foreign intelligence services to tap into state secrets are being adapted by those seeking industrial secrets for commercial gain.
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.
In Memoriam Peter Laskey
Peter Laskey 1957 – 2022 Peter joined Bowling & Co as a Partner in January 2005 and took on the position of Head of Dispute Resolution, a role that he held until his passing. As an integral part of the Senior Management team at Bowling & Co, Peter was a highly skilled litigator with over 35 years of experience. All of his colleagues and friends at Bowling & Co and his clients and contacts will fondly remember Peter, not only for his wisdom and advocacy skills, but above all for…
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.
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.
High-rise residential building safety requirements
High-rise residential building managers will be responsible for safety case requirements for residential buildings under the Building Safety Bill.
SDLT holiday ends soon!
SDLT holiday ends soon and returns to previous thresholds of £125K for residential properties, £150K for non-residential land and properties.
Self-Employment Income Support Scheme grant: what you need to know
The Self-Employment Income Support Scheme grant is coming to an end. Find out how you can claim the final installment here.