This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.
Crucial Agriculture Updates including Birds, Brexit and Broadband
A potential no-deal Brexit ups the sustainability debate and government support promise The RSA Food, Farming and Countryside Commission has published a report ‘Our Future in the Land’ designed to help shape a vision of a more sustainable future. Its recommendations highlight two key points: A no-deal Brexit could potentially have a massive impact on […]
Posted in: Commercial Property Agriculture
Celebrating our 20th Birthday with two new Partners!
We are celebrating our twentieth anniversary this August and is marking the occasion with the appointment of two new Partners. Theresa Carling and Martin McKinnell join the 10-strong team of Partners, led by the firm’s new managing partner, Lee Bramley who took over from Paul Bury, in April 2019. Theresa commented, “There is a real […]
Posted in: News & PR
Why reviewing the property auction pack before bidding is vital!
“I’ve bought this property at an auction; would you just have a look at the pack?” – words that make a property lawyer’s heart sink. Why? Because once your client has bought the property at auction, it’s too late to deal with most of the issues that might arise. The auctioneer’s hammer going down is […]
Posted in: Commercial Property
A Record Period for our Corporate Team!
Our Corporate and Commercial team have completed a record period of deals- totaling almost £300million- as we approach our milestone 20th year in business. The team is now looking to grow its team of ten lawyers, as a result of the continued growth in work. The last quarter saw Partner and Head of Department, Nik […]
Posted in: News & PR Corporate / commercial updates
Correctly Calculating Holiday Pay
Voluntary overtime should be taken into account when calculating holiday pay, following the Employment Appeal Tribunal’s decision in Flowers v East of England Ambulance Trust. The calculation of holiday pay is governed by two separate legal frameworks, the first is the Working Time Regulations 1998, and the second is the Working Time Directive. We will […]
Posted in: Employment Law
Family-friendly rights: What can happen if you get them wrong…
Employees benefit from a number of family-friendly rights, such as the more commonly known maternity leave and its statutory pay, and paternity leave and its statutory pay. But a few years ago, the Government introduced two additional schemes to benefit the working parent. These were shared parental leave (SPL) and statutory shared parental leave pay […]
Posted in: Employment Law
Data Protection Officers: why do they matter?
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force in May 2018, and brought with it a big change as to how businesses approach data protection regulation. For example, the GDPR places much more emphasis on self-regulation and internal accountability. One aspect of this new approach is that certain businesses and organisations are required to […]
Posted in: GDPR
Introducing Navigate HR – a key support service for SMEs
Our employment law team have developed a new, comprehensive support package focused on meeting the HR needs of small to medium sized businesses. Introducing Navigate HR.
Posted in: Employment Law
Meet our new Managing Partner
Endeavour Partnership has revealed a new management team as its Managing Partner announces his retirement.
Posted in: News & PR
Appointments, promotions and qualifications at Endeavour!
Endeavour has had a great first quarter of year, making several key appointments, promotions and qualifications.
Posted in: News & PR