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The Reform will affect both public and private limited companies, if they meet the certain...

A recent Court of Appeal decision (Harpur Trust v Brazel) has shown how holiday pay must be...

A task force has recently been set up to look at whether a form of mandatory licensing for the...

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Social media is prominent in today’s technological world. Whether it’s used...

The Government has issued a new consultation paper which could indicate the end of Assured...

Many online business owners ask me about the significance of “cookies”. They question...

Jonathan Perlmutter has recently joined Birkett Long as Head of Intellectual Property, having...

The number of online businesses is growing at an ever-increasing pace. This has led to a multitude...

When carrying out major works, there are specific procedures that must be followed for residential...

A trainee solicitor at leading Essex law firm, Birkett Long, has seen his hard work and commitment...

A scheme exists where employers who have underpaid the National Minimum Wage (NMW) are named. This...

Law firm, Birkett Long, has announced the appointment of Veronika Koenig-Roach as a solicitor in...

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The Supreme Court recently decided that “No Oral Modification” clauses are binding,...

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Are you concerned that your business is causing a nuisance which could lead to a complaint or...

In 2014, the government indicated that it was concerned whether umbrella companies were being used...