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There is a one-off bank holiday on Monday 8 May 2023 to celebrate King Charles’ coronation.  Are your staff entitled to an extra day’s paid holiday, and can they insist on taking it on 8 May? The answer depends on the wording of...

A company in deadlock is usually a company on the brink of insolvency. The impact on employees, directors and shareholders can be huge. Navigating a deadlock situation and deciding on the best way to respond requires specialist advice. Our corporate dispute...

A share buyback is a purchase by a company of its own share capital from one or more of its shareholders. To complete an effective buyback, it is essential that the provisions of the Companies Act 2006 are strictly adhered to. To comply with the...

Children due to start school in September 2023 will receive confirmation of their school application outcome on 17 th April 2023 (National Offer Day). All parties who hold parental responsibility for a child should be involved in important decisions such...

The new law which came into force on 27 February 2023 (The Marriage and Civil Partnership (Minimum Age) Act 2002) means that it is no longer legal for 16 and 17 year olds to be allowed to marry or enter a civil partnership, even if they have the consent of...

A final order (previously known as a Decree Absolute) finalises a divorce and confirms that the marriage has ended. To end your marriage you must apply for either: a final order a decree absolute - if the court issued your divorce application before 6...

A conditional order confirms that the court does not see any reason why you cannot divorce. This was previously known as a Decree Nisi. An applicant can apply for a conditional order 20 weeks after their divorce application has been issued. If the judge...

If you are a shareholder of a company and have concerns about how the directors are running it, you might want to remove those directors from office. There are a number of ways a director can be removed and it is important to seek specialist legal advice...

Any limited company incorporated in England & Wales must adopt and maintain Articles of Association which specify the rules and regulations governing that company.  A company’s Articles of Association form its fundamental constitution. ...

Welcome Res judicata is a Latin phrase which means ‘ a matter judged’ . It is a legal principle used to prevent someone from pursuing a claim that has already been dealt with by the courts. In a recent case, an employee asked the EAT...