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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Can I Gift My Property To My Children?
Before you gift your home to a loved one, it is wise to discuss the complexities and risks with a solicitor. At Myerson, our Private Client and Residential Property Teams are experienced in providing bespoke advice in this area and have outlined their key considerations below.
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Alienating Behaviours and Parental Alienation: Steps to Take
Unfortunately, when assisting in child contact arrangements on a relationship breakdown, it is not uncommon to hear statements such as My partner is telling lies about me to manipulate the childre n or The children do not want to see me because of what my partner has said to them . The undermining of a parent and child relationship is often...
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Key Considerations For SLAs In Manufacturing Arrangements
Good fences make good neighbours, and good Service Level Agreements (SLAs) can do the same for businesses entering into manufacturing arrangements by providing the parties with a clear boundary for what constitutes an acceptable standard of contract performance. And the SLA can encourage the parties, like good neighbours coming together to mend...
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Can a Landlord Take Back Possession of my Retail Premises to Redevelop the Site?
The answer to this question will depend on whether your lease is protected by the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 ("the 1954 Act"). If the lease has the 'protection' of Part II of the 1954 Act, the business tenancy will not end unless terminated under the 1954 Act. Our Property Litigation Lawyers and Retail Team analyse the case of Sainsbury's...
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Thinking About Moving On? Key Considerations When Planning For The Succession Of Your Business
Most business owners dedicate a significant amount of time to carefully planning and implementing their business setup. They also invest considerable time and resources into growing the business, ensuring its smooth management and longevity. However, surprisingly, few pay the same attention to planning for the succession of their business. Our...
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Employment Status in the Life Sciences Sector: A New Dawn
In recent years, working models have become increasingly varied, with organisations routinely departing from traditional employee/employer arrangements. This is particularly the case for the life sciences industry, which, given the work's project-driven nature, has historically relied upon consultant and contractor staff. Our Life Sciences and...
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How Trusts Can Help You with Your Farming Estate Planning
A trust can be a useful tool to protect your farming assets. A trust can be set up during your lifetime or on death in your Will. It is important to appoint trustees who understand how your farming business is run, ensure they are responsible and can act objectively. The trust can provide an income for your beneficiaries. It can also be flexible...
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Fans Look Back In Anger As The CMA Confirms It Will Investigate The Dynamic Pricing Of Oasis Ticket Sales
Dynamic pricing, also known as real-time pricing, is the practice of adjusting the price of a product quickly and flexibly in response to market demand. For example, it may increase the price of a product after it has been placed in an online shopper’s basket. Dynamic pricing practices can risk being deemed unfair under the UK’s consumer law...
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What Is A Private Nuisance?
In a landmark ruling on 1 February 2023, the UK Supreme Court clarified that how modern buildings are used can amount to private nuisance, impacting property owners, occupiers, and developers. Our Property Litigation Solicitors explain what a Private Nuisance is, who's affected by it and how the case of Fearn v The Board of Trustees of the Tate...
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The Short-Lived Triumph Of Lady Ingram: Ingram Schemes Today
Over the years, loopholes in legislation have been found that have allowed taxpayers to make tax savings. Unsurprisingly, HMRC has become aware of such loopholes and has taken steps to close them. One such loophole is commonly referred to as an 'Ingram Scheme' based on the case which confirmed the validity of the arrangement before HMRC operated...
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Could your Default Interest Clause be Unenforceable?
A default interest clause in loan agreements imposes a higher interest rate when a borrower defaults, compensating lenders for increased risks and costs. However, if this clause is seen as punitive rather than compensatory, it may be considered a penalty clause and become unenforceable. Our Banking Lawyers explain how to ensure enforceability by...
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What Impact Will the First Base Rate Cut Have on the Housing Market in Autumn 2024?
At Myerson, we are optimistic about the housing market as we transition into Autumn 2024. Historically, September and October have been prime months for buyers looking to make their next move as they hope to settle into their new homes before Christmas. Our Residential Property Lawyers explore the impact of the Bank of England's recent...
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