Lawmaking, platform breaking? Is the decision of the Tate Gallery really going to change the law of nuisance?
The Supreme Court decided that the Tate’s viewing platform constitutes a nuisance to the neighbouring residential flats. It is being touted by the press as ground-breaking for the law of nuisance. We disagree.
Charities monthly round-up February 2023
We get ready to say goodbye to winter and hello to spring however the world of charities continues to develop with more guidance and case law being released.
Bromcom case signals need to review tendering practices
Bromcom Computers v United Learning Trust case has cast doubt on the legitimacy of some common tendering practices.
The changing face of family law… a better way!
In April 2022, for the first time, divorcing couples were able to make joint divorce applications together.
The clock is ticking on the MEES deadline of 1 April 2023 – are you prepared?
From 1 April 2023, landlords will no longer be permitted to let commercial properties which have an EPC rating below E without permitted exemptions. Are your commercial properties prepared?
Automatic suspension lifted on £360m framework agreement for community equipment services
We recently acted for NRS Healthcare who had been successful in winning the largest community equipment services (CES) contract in the UK, only to find that commissioners could not let the contract because the incumbent provider had issued a procurement challenge at court.
Charities monthly round-up January 2023
Welcome to our charities monthly round-up for January 2023. This month we share with you key ‘finance-focused’ updates.
Holiday pay for zero-hours workers – the return of the 12.07% method?
It’s that time of the year when lots of people are planning holiday days for the year and the holiday requests will start coming in.
Mediation at Anthony Collins Solicitors
In the advent of 2023’s Good Mediation Week, which takes place from 16 to 23 January, we are focusing on the benefits of mediation in family matters and how you can be assisted by Anthony Collins Solicitors.
The future of mediation
As we move towards this year’s Good Mediation Week, taking place from 16 to 23 January 2023, we look back at the past year of mediation, and what it can tell us about how we could, or should, be moving forward in the future.
The Procurement Bill moves house
The Procurement Bill moved to the House of Commons on 14 December 2022. We highlight just some of the many changes to the Bill since it was first published.
Mid-contract price rises: Implications for care providers
Many businesses look for ways in which costs can be off-set and, unfortunately, this is usually at the expense of the customer.