Business gets a boost in Spring budget
Business gets a boost in Osborne’s Spring budget
Business can breathe a sigh of relief following the latest statement from the Chancellor, with a package of measures designed to stimulate UK plc.
The Spring budget was delivered against the gloomy backdrop provided by the Office for Budget... Read More →
Who owns an email?
whose email is it anyway?
Business must take steps to protect the content of business emails through contractual agreements and operational processes such as archiving, as the courts will not treat the contents of emails as their property
Who owns an email?
That was the question facing the High... Read More →
Social Care for the Elderly
homeowners warned over new care home fees rules
Experts warn householders to take care over asset protection schemes against future care home contributions
Following the long awaited announcement on the changes to residential care fee contributions, homeowners with higher value property are being drawn... Read More →
Mobile phones for children - Read the small print!
Parents should read the small print when it comes to mobile phones for children
As the debate continues over network-level filtering to block internet access to adult content, smart phones are causing increasing problems for parents of the young or those with learning difficulties.
In a recent case,... Read More →
Mobile phones for children - read the small print!
Parents should read the small print when it comes to mobile phones for children
As the debate continues over network-level filtering to block internet access to adult content, smart phones are causing increasing problems for parents of the young or those with learning difficulties.
In a recent case,... Read More →
New recruit at Eaton Smith
Huddersfield law firm, Eaton Smith Solicitors, has added to its team with the appointment of solicitor, Kelly Sanderson, in their Commercial Property Department.
Kelly has worked in London for the past few years and prior to that, spent a number of years practising in Newcastle upon Tyne, which has resulted... Read More →
snowmageddon is on the way
How Should You Deal With Snow Days?
Reporting of Absence
Employers are advised to have a policy in place, which requires employees to report a late arrival at work or absence from work and the reason for it as soon as possible on the day of each absence. The policy should be communicated to... Read More →
Snowmageddon is on the way
How Should You Deal With Snow Days?
Reporting of Absence
Employers are advised to have a policy in place, which requires employees to report a late arrival at work or absence from work and the reason for it as soon as possible on the day of each absence. The policy should be communicated to employees... Read More →
Divorce down, but family business in lockdown when it comes to settlements
Official figures released in December 2012 show that the number of divorces dropped by 1.7%* in the previous year, but divorce statistics continue to peak in the period following Christmas, with the second week in January notoriously the busiest month for couples taking the decision to part.
And following a... Read More →
Divorce down, but family business in lockdown when it comes to settlements
Official figures released in December 2012 show that the number of divorces dropped by 1.7%* in the previous year, but divorce statistics continue to peak in the period following Christmas, with the second week in January notoriously the busiest month for couples taking the decision to part.
And following a... Read More →