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When a company faces a winding-up petition and a provisional liquidator is appointed, it could mean that employment contracts don’t automatically transfer, and employees may lose some of their usual rights under TUPE

Whether you’re an investor, a landlord managing a portfolio, a pension scheme holding a property on behalf of your members or a lender securing your position, understanding how investment transactions work is essential.  

This is a brief summary of some of the key points that may occur for you to consider – each Development Agreement will have its own requirements and risk factors, although certain aspects are common to all such agreements.

In the final part of our three-part investment series, we focus on financing and tax, which are two of the most influential factors in any commercial property investment transaction.

Recent news that the HSE has launched a Consultation on part of the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012 made us think that a review of the current position, and a brief update on this consultation would be of interest to our readers.

At times like this, it’s important for the children involved that Christmas arrangements become normal - there’s no single right answer to what it should look like, but the children or child should always be the priority.

It is important to note the Employment Rights Bill (ERB) is expected to become law before the end of 2025. Most of the changes will take place in 2026 and 2027, but there are some changes expected when the Bill becomes law. 

If you have ever wondered about the different types of Development Agreements, this update is for you.

This is a brief summary of some of the key points that may occur for you to consider – each Development Agreement will have its own requirements and risk factors, although certain aspects are common to all such agreements.

Development Agreements are the cornerstone of many real estate projects, providing a framework for delivery, obligations, and financial arrangements.  However, they are rarely simple.  

A recent High Court case has caused genuine concern among domestic abuse professionals. Despite those very serious findings, the court refused the mother's request to change her daughter's surname.

If you've experienced domestic violence and are concerned about your child's safety, you may be wondering whether you can obtain sole custody.