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 Renters' Rights Bill: What You Need to Know
The rental market has recently come under increasing scrutiny as landlords, tenants, and legislators seek fairer housing policies. One of the most significant developments is the introduction of the ‘Renters’ Rights Bill (now the Renters’ Rights Act 2025), some of these reforms have now come into force.
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Update: Upwards Only Rent Review Ban Receives Royal Assent
The Government’s proposed ban on upward-only rent reviews, introduced in July last year, received Royal Assent on 29 April 2026. In our September 2025 blog , we discussed the Government’s proposed ban on upward-only rent review (“UORR”) clauses in commercial leases, as part of the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Act (the “Act”). We...
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Funding a Management Buyout: Key Options for Sellers and Management Teams
Succession planning is one of the most important strategic decisions a business owner will make, and for many, a management buyout can offer a practical and effective route to exit while preserving the legacy and continuity of the business. In this recorded webinar, Myerson Solicitors explores the funding landscape for management buyouts...
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Myerson Solicitors Celebrates Double Accolade at Clio Modern Law Awards 2026
Myerson has been Highly Commended in two categories at the Clio Modern Law Awards 2026: “Law Firm of the Year (50 to 249 employees)” and “Best Company Culture”. The awards ceremony took place on Wednesday, 29th April 2026 at The Belfry, Sutton Coldfield, and was hosted by barrister turned broadcaster Rob Rinder MBE, best known as Judge Rinder...
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Partnership and Company Disputes in Probate: Risks and Resolution
A practical session on partnership and company disputes in probate, covering key risks, impacts on estates and approaches to resolution. Partnership and company disputes can add significant complexity to probate matters, particularly where business interests form part of an estate. This session provides a practical overview of the issues that can...
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Cryptoassets and FCA-Regulated Firms: Managing Risk, Compliance and Opportunity
Independent financial advisers, investment firms, brokers, lenders and other regulated businesses are increasingly encountering cryptoassets whether through client portfolios, referral arrangements, funding structures or disputes involving digital assets. While interest in cryptoassets continues to develop, uncertainty around regulation...
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Rising Contentious Probate Disputes in the UK: Causes, Trends and 2027 Predictions
According to recent reports, contentious probate disputes are surging, with caveat applications rising by 56% between 2019 and 2024 and continuing to increase into 2025 . This upward trend raises important questions about why this is happening and what to expect by 2027. In this blog, Myerson’s specialist Contentious Probate team explores the key...
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Insolvency Litigation Costs: When Are Office-Holders Liable and Who Pays the Costs?
When litigation goes wrong, the consequences are rarely confined to the parties named in the claim. One of the more complex and often overlooked questions is the position on adverse costs. Our Insolvency Lawyers explore the general principles governing adverse costs orders against office-holders, the circumstances in which personal liability...
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A Corporate Law Checklist for Founder-Led Retail Businesses in the UK
Running a founder-led retail business in 2026 often means making high-stakes decisions with limited resources while navigating changing costs, shifting consumer demand, and rising regulatory pressure. A solid grasp of core corporate law principles - such as governance, directors’ duties, fundraising, transactions, and ESG – can, however, help you...
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Lily Allen’s ‘West End Girl’: A Solicitor and Psychotherapist Examine Relationship Breakdown, Divorce and Mental Health
Anyone who has ever had the (mis)fortune of dating a musician is no doubt well aware that songwriting is often a deeply personal endeavour, used to express ideas and convey complex emotions. In recent years, we’ve seen a cavalcade of brutally honest songs and albums written about heartbreak. Adele’s tearful 21 became the best-selling album of...
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The Court’s Jurisdiction to Appoint Additional Liquidators: A Key Legal Clarification
In a recent case, Rawbank SA v Banfield [2025] EWHC 3054 (Ch), the High Court confirmed that it has jurisdiction to appoint additional, not just replacement, liquidators pursuant to section 108 of the Insolvency Act 1986. In this particular case, the Court agreed to appoint two additional conflict liquidators in the Travelex liquidation following...
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Which Business Structure Is Right for Your Farm or Rural Business?
Whether you are managing 500 acres of arable land, a diversified portfolio of holiday lets and farm shops, or an estate, the vehicle you choose dictates your exposure to risk and your tax legacy. For family farms and rural businesses, the business structure is more than just a legal framework. It is also the focus of planning the business's...
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