Top 10 Tips for Employers on the Employment Rights Act 2025 Reforms
Have you made the changes you need to comply with the reforms already in force? The Employment Rights Act 2025 is the most significant shake-up of employment law in decades, which is currently being implemented in phases. A first wave of changes is already in force (April 2026), with further major reforms expected from October 2026 and into...
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The Financial Impact of Us Tariffs on UK Businesses
The US shook the international trading arena after ramping up import tariffs on what the US president, Donald Trump, dubbed ‘Liberation Day’. Although the announcement sent shockwaves through economies worldwide, UK businesses were mostly protected from the worst of the tariffs following successful trade negotiations with the US. While British...
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How to Draft Effective Lease Heads of Terms: A Practical Guide with Free Template
Discover how to draft clear, complete Heads of Terms for commercial leases and avoid legal delays. Download our free template and follow 16 expert tips.
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What Is a Predatory Marriage? Legal Implications and How to Protect Loved Ones
There is an increasing concern about the issue of predatory marriages. These marriages can have devastating consequences when they are entered into by vulnerable individuals Our Family and Wills, Trusts and Probate Lawyers set out how the law treats marriages that may be voidable, and the impact marriage will have on someone’s will and estate. A...
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‘Mad March’ Is Over: What’s Next For The Residential Property Market?
Once the stamp duty land tax deadline of 31 March 2025 passed, Residential Property solicitors in England felt a universal wave of relief. In theory, it marked the end of ‘Mad March’, a month marked by a record number of completions. However, in reality, the residential property market has remained resilient and shows no signs of slowing down. At...
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An Overview Of Company Insolvency Procedures
In the complex and currently challenging landscape of business, financial distress can strike even the most long-established and previously profitable companies. When a company finds itself unable to pay its debts as they fall due or its liabilities exceed its assets, it will be considered technically insolvent and, should it not be able to work...
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Who Are The Trustees of an EOT?
Transitioning to an Employee Ownership Trust (EOT) structure is a significant step for any business. It involves not only the transfer of shares but also the appointment of trustees who are tasked with safeguarding the long-term success of the trust for the benefit of employees. Understanding the role, duties, and best practices of EOT trustees...
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Do I Have To Register My Will?
In England and Wales, you have no legal obligation to register your Will . However, once your Will has been signed, it is helpful for you to inform the Executors of your Will where your original Will is stored as they will need the original document to deal with the administration of your estate.
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Landlord And Tenant Act 1954 Reforms – Securing A Change
Our Property Litigation lawyers explore the proposed reforms to the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 , which could significantly impact landlords, tenants, and the commercial property market. The review assesses whether the Act remains fit for purpose in light of modern economic challenges and evolving business needs.
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Brexit’s Impact on Intellectual Property Law: Where Are We Now?
Whether you voted Leave or Remain, the impact of Brexit is undeniable. Having been a member of the European Union since 1973, the process of disentangling UK law from EU law has been complex and has, in some instances, generated legal uncertainty. Our expert Intellectual Property Solicitors explore how the UK’s exit from the European Union...
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Watch: Data Protection for HR - 10 Top Tips to Stay Compliant
Staying compliant with data protection law is essential for all employers, not only to meet legal obligations but also to maintain employee trust and avoid significant penalties. Joanne Henderson, Partner in the Myerson Solicitors Employment Law Team and a data protection specialist, has provided her top ten tips for employers on their...
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Navigating the Registration Gap: Legal Ownership Risks in Commercial Property Transactions
Buyers often assume that ownership of a property transfers immediately upon completion of the transaction . However, for transactions that must be registered at HM Land Registry, legal title does not automatically pass at completion but when the transaction is registered. This creates a period of legal uncertainty, commonly referred to as the...
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What is a Restrictive Covenant in Employment?
Restrictive covenants are increasingly common in contracts for senior executives and professionals, but they are often overlooked until a dispute arises. Our Employment Solicitors explain what restrictive covenants are, how they work, and when to seek legal advice can make a significant difference in protecting your career and reputation.
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