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Government publishes further details on how the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme bonus will...

On 31 July 2020, the Government published a policy paper called Job Retention Bonus, with the aim of providing more clarity about the Job Retention Bonus Scheme which was announced by the Chancellor of the Exchequer earlier in the summer.

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Caveat factsheet

A caveat can be entered (i.e. lodged) at the Probate Registry to stop a Grant of Probate being issued.

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Protecting the family business from life changes

Being in business is not easy, but when the impact of a relationship breakup or death is thrown into the mix, it can put the business at risk.

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Is an energy from waste plant caught by the Construction Act? See what the TCC had to say in...

We first reported on Engie Fabricom UK Ltd v MW High Tech Projects UK Ltd in August 2019 when the Technology and Construction Court (TCC) considered the enforcement of the adjudication decision obtained by Engie Fabricom (“Engie”).

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Divorcing and inherited wealth

We are all told to plan ahead, to save tax and to gift our allowances to our children - but how are these assets treated in the unfortunate event of a divorce?

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Divorce in a Farming Family

Divorce in a farming family can have devastating consequences if not approached skilfully. The farm is not only a business but a home and a way of life.

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NEC AND CONTRACTOR’S FLOAT

Readers will probably be aware that one of the issues that often arises in construction disputes regarding extensions of time is the issue of who owns the contractor's float in his programme. Contractors invariably include a contingency period in their programme of works.

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Transferring personal data from the EU to US? Check your legal basis!

On 16 July 2020, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) ruled that EU-US Privacy Shield is no longer a valid mechanism for transferring personal data from the European Union to the US (the so called ‘Schrems II’ litigation).

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What is a Consent Order and why do I need one?

Often, when couples think about getting a divorce they do not realise that finances are dealt with separately to the divorce process itself.

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Presenting winding up petitions under CIGA in practice – the new Insolvency PD

The Corporate Insolvency & Governance Act 2020 (CIGA) came into force on 26 June 2020, bringing in a mix of both temporary Covid-related measures and permanent changes to the restructuring and insolvency landscape.

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