There is a basic principle in law that the owner of a property will also own the airspace above that property, to such a height as is necessary for the ordinary use and enjoyment of it. This was established in the aptly named legal case Bernstein of Leigh (Baron) v Skyviews & General Ltd. Naturally, […]
The Prime Minister recently took a break from keeping her head above the waters of Brexit to announce that the Government will make it a legal duty of Councils in England to provide secure home for victims of domestic abuse. The plans aim to standardise access to refuges and help for victims of domestic abuse, […]
The Danny Baker story currently in the press is an important and rather high profile reminder that what you say and do on social media can be misinterpreted or taken out of context. As an employee you should always stop and think before hitting the post button – whether it is on your personal social […]
‘Purplebricks’ have featured in the business news rather a lot at the present time. From being the darlings of the markets with their shares reaching the dizzy heights of 500p a share a couple of years ago, they have now come crashing down to earth and are trading, at the time of writing, at just […]