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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Government Announces £2 Billion of Funding for Engineering Biology
On 5 December, the UK Government revealed its new £2bn 'vision' to be rolled out over the next decade, aimed at harnessing the enormous potential of engineering biology to revolutionise how the UK grows food, develops medicines and produces fuel, with the ultimate aim of positioning the UK as a global leader in science and technology. It...
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Divorce Considerations Around Christmas Time
For many separating couples, deciding to apply for a divorce is not an easy step, and our Family lawyers understand that Christmas can be a difficult time if you are considering separating. How do you initiate a divorce? The introduction of no-fault divorce means that the process of applying for a divorce is relatively straightforward, and a...
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Game Changer: How Tech is Changing the Game of Football
Over recent years, we have witnessed a flurry of technological innovations being introduced in professional football in an attempt to gain advantages both on the pitch (i.e., improve athletic performance) and off the pitch (i.e., improving fan experiences), with the ultimate aim of gaining an advantage over competitors. This was clearly evidenced...
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Enforcing a Money Judgment by Taking Control of Goods
In our previous blog , we provided a summary of enforcement options once a judgment is obtained from the court. In our next series of business debt recovery blogs, our dispute resolution solicitors will provide more information about these enforcement options, starting with enforcing a money judgment by taking control of goods. Advantages of...
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Myerson Solicitors Supports the Development of New Retirement Living Communities across England
Myerson Solicitors is proud to support Adlington Retirement Living in developing new retirement communities across England. Adlington has secured a landmark £75m development facility from NatWest Group and Homes England. This funding will allow for the development of 700 new homes across England over the next three years, addressing the growing...
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Lasting Powers of Attorney – Change is Coming
On 18 September 2023, the Powers of Attorney Act received Royal Assent, having been introduced in 2022 and passed through Parliament unopposed. The Act paves the way for changes to how Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs) are made and registered in England and Wales, aiming to modernise and simplify the current process whilst furthering the...
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King’s Speech 2023: Real Estate Update
We have previously discussed the King’s Speech with regard to its proposal to introduce an independent football regulator. Under the tagline 'strengthening society’, the King's Speech 2023 also outlined two landmark bills introducing fundamental changes to the real estate landscape in England and Wales. Our Property Litigation team will explore...
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Myerson Solicitors Proudly Celebrates International Volunteer Day with a Reflection of Their Charity Work from 2023
International Volunteer Day is recognised globally on the 5th December. Founded by the United Nations in 1985, it is a day to celebrate the work of volunteers, recognising the value of the work they do for advancing peace and development worldwide. The United Nations choose s a theme annually to set each IVD apart and this year’s theme is ‘if...
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Can I Travel with My Kids at Christmas Without the Other Parent's Consent, or Is It Abduction?
You may be planning to take your children away over the Christmas period to visit friends and family who do not live close by or to have a festive holiday. If this is your plan, you need to be aware of the legal requirements in relation to travelling with children when parents have separated. If you and the children's other parent have separated...
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Common Misconceptions About Varying a Commercial Lease
Landlords and tenants often agree to “extend” or “add on” some additional floor space to an existing lease during the term of an existing lease. It is a common misconception that such changes might be achieved by varying the lease and documented in a deed of variation; however, this can result in undesirable consequences for both parties, and...
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Myerson Solicitors Delighted to Support the Opening of Greek Restaurant, Stolen Lamb, in Wilmslow
Myerson Solicitors are proud to have supported the highly anticipated re-opening of the Stolen Lamb restaurant in the heart of Wilmslow. Myerson’s expert Real Estate team , le d by Associate Sarah McNair, supported client George Hadjiyiannis in securing a commercial lease for the restaurant. After leaving their old property in 2016, The Stolen...
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Tech Round-Up: November 2023
Welcome to our Tech round-up, where we provide a snapshot of the latest legal-tech-related news. Our round-up covers topics such as the AI Safety Summit, Self-Driving Vehicles, the Autumn Statement and much more. AI Safety Summit The UK held the first global AI Safety Summit at the beginning of November to consider the risks of AI and how...
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