The Court of Appeal has recently handed down a judgment in Safetynet Security Limited v Coppage and Another which will give some reassurance to businesses as to the enforceability of restrictive covenants against departing and former employees,
Laws came into force on 30 June 2012 which require all employers to enrol automatically all of their ‘eligible jobholders’ into a pension scheme and to pay minimum contributions into the scheme. Penalties of up to £10,000
Legal claims may be barred permanently if not brought in time, under the provisions of the Limitation Act 1980 and associated legislation and court rules. The High Court has recently held in Page and another v
Distress is a longstanding self-help remedy for commercial landlords faced with non-payment of rent. It is a common law right for landlords to enforce recovery of unpaid rent by entering on to the rented property in order to seize goods belonging
Those who are subject to the provisions relating to ATED should by now have submitted their returns to HMRC. Any tax which is due in accordance with the ATED return should be submitted by 31st
Dance record label Ministry of Sound has launched proceedings in the High Court against music streaming service Spotify claiming that Spotify’s user playlists copy its own compilation albums. Ministry of Sound is seeking an injunction
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