Results for "Court of protection"
- Family Law
How can the Local Authority remove a child from their parent’s care?
Having the Local Authority involved with your family is incredibly distressing and daunting and perhaps one of the greatest concerns that parents ...
- Landlord and Tenant
EVICTION BAN EXTENDED
The government has once again extended the ban on tenant evictions, which was previously due to come to end on the 21st February 2021, until at least ...
- Employment Law
Hot off the press: Uber and employment status
A long running legal battle has finally come to an end today in the case of Uber BV and others v Aslam and others. In this landmark case, the UK’s ...
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Possession Claims and the ‘COVID-19’ statement
Private landlords nationally, are once again carrying the financial burden of the Coronavirus Act 2020 (Residential Tenancies: Protection from ...
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The Art of Selling Property
The secret street artist known as “Banksy” has hit the headlines again having confirmed that he is behind the artwork entitled “Aachoo!”, ...
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Priti Patel saga puts workplace bullying in the limelight
Rather suitably, Anti-Bullying Week 2020 saw workplace bullying make the headlines courtesy of the Home Secretary, Priti Patel. Following the ...
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Coronavirus: Potential Impact On Business Lease
The World Health Organisation has now declared the COVID-19 outbreak to be a pandemic and it is a major concern for commercial landlords and tenants. ...
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What’s on the horizon? Employment Law in 2019
29th March 2019 ‘BREXIT Day’ – Deal or No Deal? Regardless of whether the UK leaves the EU with a deal, our employment laws and rules regarding ...
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What is the difference between a Lease, Licence and a Tenancy at Will?
Here at Askews, we are your local Coventry Solicitors who can advise you on almost all legal issues, we are today looking at the differences between ...
- Employment Law
Self-Employed, Worker or Employee? – Solicitors in Coventry
The Supreme Court, the UK’s highest court, has unanimously ruled that a plumber classed as self-employed was in fact a worker and should therefore ...