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How will Covid-19 influence the future of commercial property?
As we all know, the Covid-19 pandemic has had a huge effect on the majority of businesses during the period of lockdown imposed by the UK Government, and will continue to do so whilst the lockdown is gradually eased and beyond. Even many businesses that saw little effect initially are beginning to see a slow […]
Posted in:Commercial Property Coronavirus
Clarity on the temporary Stamp Duty reductions for residential purchases
On 8th July, the Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, announced a raft of measures designed to stimulate the economy as the UK emerges from the coronavirus pandemic.
Posted in:Commercial Property
100 days of lockdown inside Teesside’s largest commercial law firm
Like many Teesside businesses, The Endeavour Partnership adapted to lockdown by following government advice and setting up remote working back in March. Last week marked 100 days since lockdown commenced and as businesses are beginning to reopen, the largest commercial law firm in the region has continued to offer much needed legal advice to leaders […]
Posted in:News & PR Corporate / commercial updates
A guide on TUPE when buying or selling a business
What is TUPE? TUPE – which stands for the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations are rules designed to protect employees when there is a “relevant transfer”. A “relevant transfer” is when there is a transfer of a business which retains its identity, or there is a new service provider replacing a previous service […]
Posted in:Employment Law
The duty of good faith and contracts impacted by COVID-19
The government released non-statutory guidance on the 7th of May 2020 applying to all active contractual arrangements materially impacted by COVID-19. The guidance sets out that parties should act responsibly and fairly and support the COVID-19 response to protect jobs and the economy.
Posted in:Corporate / commercial updates Coronavirus
Rounton Coffee Roasters give back with the help of local businesses
When the global pandemic hit, our client Rounton Coffee Roasters recognised how stretched the NHS would be and wanted to help.
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How to encourage and maintain equality in the workplace
As Pride month comes to an end and communities across the world continue to strive for equal rights and status, now is the time for everyone to acknowledge the importance of diversity and inclusion. Employers too should look carefully at the role equality plays within their workplace. Offering equal opportunities to all is considered in […]
Posted in:Employment Law
Lease Code 2020: A new standard for negotiating business leases
Landlords and tenants negotiating leases after 1st September 2020 will need to be aware of the Lease Code 2020 (“the 2020 Code”) which replaces the voluntary Lease Code 2007, and in doing so brings about a raft of changes for RICS (Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors) members, surveyors and RICS regulated firms. Part of the […]
Posted in:Commercial Property
Regional experts advise on another acquisition for RSK Group
Accountancy and legal experts from two North East leading businesses have helped RSK Group acquire Wigan based Ground Heat Installations Limited.
Posted in:Corporate / commercial updates News & PR
Corporate Insolvency and Governance Bill 2020 update
At the end of March, the Business Secretary announced a number of measures aimed at assisting companies during these uncertain times as businesses respond to the financial difficulties caused by the pandemic.
Posted in:Corporate Recovery and Insolvency Coronavirus