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Future work trends: from disconnect rights to flexible norms

In this episode of the Employment Law Pod, Andrew Whiteaker and Claire Taylor-Evans discuss the Labour government's groundbreaking proposal aimed at helping employees unplug from their jobs outside of office hours.
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EPC update: Landlords incoming energy efficiency rules for rental properties

Richard Pulford, Senior Associate in the Dispute Resolution team, looks at the minimum energy standards in light of Labours commitment to energy efficiency in residential properties. Following the Renters Rights Bill recently released, Labour have...
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Why might a Freeholder or Landlord refuse consent to amend a property and when is it reasonable to do so?

Richard Pulford, Senior Associate in the Dispute Resolution team, looks at the case of Jacobs v Chalcot Crescent (Management) Company and Messenex Property Investments v Lanark Square to provide some update as to what might...
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New sexual harassment laws: essential updates for employers and employees

Join Andrew Whiteaker and Helen Goss to break down the critical changes to the new sexual harassment laws in the UK, taking effect on October 26th.
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The legalities behind Love is Blind UK: understanding marriage, prenuptial agreements and divorce

The reality TV show Love is Blind has captured the attention of audiences around the world, and its UK adaptation has brought its unique concept to British shores. The show revolves around couples who meet,...
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Managing redundancy & embracing the four day work week

The episode begins by discussing suitable alternative roles, emphasizing that what constitutes a "suitable" role can be highly subjective. 
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Fire and Re-hire: Code of Practice now published

The Code of Practice (Dismissal and Re-engagement) Order 2024 has come into force as of 18 July 2024. Emma OConnor, Legal Director and Head of Client Training, looks at the impact the new Code will...
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Deputyship and Child Trust Funds what’s next?

A Child Trust Fund (CTF) is a tax-free savings account for children that were born between 1 September 2002 and 2 January 2011. A child can take control of their CTF at 16 and at...
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Update: Allocation of Tips Legislation and Code of Practice to commence on 1 October 2024

The Employment (Allocation of Tips) Act 2023 is coming into effect from 1 October 2024. There was some confusion over whether – given Labours proposals to strengthen the worker voice when it came to tip...
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Sexual harassment laws are changing: How Boyes Turner can help get your business ready

From 26 October 2024 the new Worker Protection (Amendment of Equality Act 2010) Act 2023 (the Act) comes into force, bringing with it a new positive legal obligation on employers to take reasonable steps to...
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NHS Resolution’s 2023/24 Annual Report – where is the data on EN scheme interim payments to patients?

The NHS’s defence organisation, NHS Resolution have published their annual report and accounts for 2023 to 2024.  The report sets out headline figures relating to the number of medical negligence claims received and the compensation...
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Conductive education with the Rainbow Centre

In this episode, Lindsay Da Rè, Senior Associate - Solicitor in the Court of Protection team speaks to Enikő Kocsis from the Rainbow Centre.
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An entire agreement clause in a lease – not exactly what it says on the tin?

The Court of Appeal case of J N Hipwell & Son v Szurek is a helpful reminder of the approach the court will take when analysing the effect of an entire agreement clause in the...
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The Kings Speech – what does this mean for the Private Rental Sector?

Richard Pulford, Senior Associate in the Dispute Resolution team, looks at the Kings Speech and what this will mean for the Private Rental Sector with the new Labour Government. There has been a lot of...
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Helping families obtain liability and claim compensation

Our cerebral palsy solicitors frequently hear parents blaming themselves for their child’s injury, but more often we find that negligent maternity or neonatal care caused their child’s condition. Parental feelings of guilt are almost always...
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Strategies for deputies: preventing unauthorised loans and credit agreements

A deputy for property and financial affairs is appointed when a person (P) lacks the capacity to make financial decisions for themselves. In the vast majority of cases, this means that P lacks the capacity...

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