Ebriefings

As some of us bemoan the withdrawal of one daily episode of the Archers, it is a reminder that no industry will be untouched by the Coronavirus and its effects.  The pensions industry is no exception.

The Charity Commission has issued two guidance notes reassuring charities of its flexible and pragmatic approach at this uncertain time.

In this our third Coronavirus briefing, we will address the latest employment developments and their implications for employers and employees.

During this period of uncertainty, many of you are unsure as to how the new government measures will affect respective parents spending time with their children.

With Covid-19 all around us, in a socially distant world, we advise on how you can still make your Will with proper advice.

Employers should not undervalue the risks that lone working can pose to the health and safety of its employees.

Last week, the Lord Chancellor approved the issue of the Pilot Practice Direction, which affects the Health, Education and Social Care Chamber of the First Tier Tribunal (mental health).

Fears that the Government didn’t understand the practical difficulties that local authorities face were put to rest last night (23 March) following an amendment to the Coronavirus Bill.

At Anthony Collins Solicitors, we realise it is a challenging time for churches who will be supporting members of their church and its community.

We summarise the current approach being taken by the civil courts, and offer practical suggestions on what to do about adjourned upcoming hearings, trials or hearings.

The Government proposes to make changes to the Care Act 2014 in England and the Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014…

What does that mean for you as a Registered Provider and/or a local authority landlord?