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constructive dismissal – a case study
Red card offence? Chelsea Football Club faces Employment Tribunal following failure to reach a settlement today with ex-employee Eva Carneriro over constructive dismissal claim
Posted in: CONSTRUCTIVE DISMISSAL - A CASE STUDY
How to enforce a County Court Judgment
You have been to court, and have been awarded a County Court Judgment (CCJ) in your favour against a Defendant. But how does this piece of paper lead to recovering the money that you are owed? This briefing note will set out the options available to you.
Posted in: Corporate Recovery and Insolvency
WHAT IF A CHARITY ISN’T THE RIGHT OPTION..?
Not every good intention has to result in a new charity being registered. There might already be a charity with similar objectives that has been registered and is delivering the outcomes that you want to achieve. Are you able to approach this charity and offer your services, either as a volunteer or as a trustee?
Posted in: Charity Law
maximise your land’s value
Are you a landowner but aren’t sure how to realise your land’s value? Maximise your land’s potential and create capital through a Promotion Agreement. Simon Wake, Head of Commercial Property, at Endeavour Partnership explains the process of adding value to developable land through a Promotion Agreement and the benefits of doing so…
Posted in: Commercial Property
Employment Tribunal’s powers reduced… New Legislation favours the employer
From 1st October 2015, the Deregulation Act 2015 has come in to force. The Deregulation Act provides for the removal or reduction of burdens on businesses, public sector bodies and the taxpayer…
Posted in: Employment Law
Key legal changes which may affect your terms and conditions – consumer rights act 2015
Following a major review of consumer law, significant changes are to be brought in by the Consumer Rights Act 2015 from today.
Posted in: Uncategorised
HOW TO…. SET UP A CHARITY
As part of our advice series, our charity law expert, Nick Dent, has compiled his tips on setting up a charity – or whether a charity really is the best course of action.
Posted in: Charity Law
Charitable Fundraising
Charities and how they go about raising funds has been headline news recently, especially since the death of poppy seller, Olive Cooke, in May 2015.
Posted in: News & PR Charity Law
Teesside law firm announces most successful year to date
Located at Teesdale near Stockton, the commercial legal experts are on track for faster growth than anticipated as people begin to invest in quality legal advice again following the recession. The firm is ahead of predictions to double its £2 million turnover in the coming five years.
Posted in: News & PR
Endeavour supports ‘Time to Vote’ initiative
In what is thought to be a national first, a number of businesses on Teesside, including Endeavour Partnership, have signed up for the “Time to Vote” scheme.
Posted in: News & PR