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- Commercial Law
Commercial Underleases Explained
Potential undertenants need to understand the nature of their interest and the implications this has for their liability as a whole. What is an ...
- Family Law
Taking your child abroad when you are separated
Askews Legal LLP are specialist Divorce and Family Law Solicitors in Coventry, your one stop shop for all round Family Law advice. As we approach the ...
- Uncategorised
Mental health matters in the workplace: Rome was not built in a day
This week is Mental Health Awareness week and mental health is now increasingly high on the political agenda. According to mental health charity ...
- Uncategorised
Rent Review Clauses in Commercial Leases
Most commercial property leases exceeding three years in length will contain provisions requiring the parties to review the annual rent payable under ...
- Commercial Conveyancing
What options are available if you are a commercial tenant looking to dispose of your lease?
As a tenant you may want to dispose of a commercial lease earlier rather than wait for the term to expire. For example, you may have outgrown the ...
- Commercial Conveyancing
Entering into a Commercial Lease – why expert legal advice is so important
Entering into a new commercial lease can be tricky business. Once you have signed the lease, following completion, it becomes a legally binding ...
- Criminal Law
IT Boss Resorted to £300,000 Tax Fraud to Save Her Business
Small businesses are often like families and directors feel a very personal obligation towards their employees. However, in one striking case, a ...
- Family Law
Divorce settlements
In a recent Court ruling, divorce settlements and ancillary relief matters will be affected in the way they have been previously calculated. Divorced ...
- Employment Law
Garden Leave: What does it actually mean?
This briefing explains when a business may be able to place an employee on garden leave. What is garden leave? When an employee decides to leave ...
- Employment Law
Holiday pay and overtime: what does the law say and how can employers deal with it?
You may have seen news stories in the last few months about holiday pay, as there have been some very significant recent cases on what should be ...