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Residential evictions: A further update

The “winter truce” on evictions was due to end on Monday 11 January 2021, at which point landlords would have been permitted to re-start the eviction process and instruct bailiffs to attend their properties. This date has been extended again.

19.01.2021

The End of Free Movement – An ongoing Saga?

The government continues to tie up the loose ends so that most citizens of the European Union will be treated no differently to the vast majority of non-British citizens when it comes to moving to the UK

Tim Cary
13.01.2021

Data protection after Brexit – Key implications of the UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement

Jack Horwitz discusses the key points in relation to data protection that businesses should take away from the Trade and Cooperation Agreement.

Jack Horwitz
08.01.2021

Housing secretary announces significant reform

The Housing Secretary has announced a significant reform to the current law governing leasehold properties, with a new right for millions of leaseholders to extend their leases by a maximum term of 990 years at zero ground rent.

08.01.2021

Frontier Workers and Brexit

The Government has now published The Citizens’ Rights (Frontier Workers) (EU Exit) Regulations 2020. See what this means for Frontier workers here.

Tim Cary
11.11.2020

Right To Rent Checks

New Guidance released and the introduction of a new online checking service.

Tim Cary
09.11.2020

Footballers and football clubs at risk of failing to hear the final whistle on Brexit?

Amidst the understandable focus on the impact of Covid-19 on the professional football game, one could be forgiven for failing to pay sufficient attention to what arguably also presents a seismic challenge to domestic football clubs: the arrival of Brexit on 31 December 2020.

Dan Chapman
06.11.2020

ICO publish new Children’s Code to protect data online

The Code itself contains 15 guiding standards that should be met by organisations operating websites and any other online services likely to be accessed by children.

Alex Saunders
07.09.2020

EU-US Privacy Shield declared invalid – What you need to know when transferring data from the EU to the US

The decision in Schrems II is one of the most significant developments since the implementation of the GDPR.

Alex Saunders
18.08.2020

Students and Schools – What next after results day?

Results day, whether for GCSEs or A-Levels, is a stressful event for all involved. So what should you be doing – as a student or a school – to deal with complaints, appeals and the rest?

Polly Langford
14.08.2020

Getting Your Affairs In Order – Registering Your Property at the Land Registry

For many, the most valuable asset within their estate is their home. With this in mind, it is important to consider whether the paperwork for your property is in order.

Bethany Slaughter
23.07.2020

Health and Care Visa – An opportunity for Health and Care staff?

The government has now confirmed that the new Health and Care Visa will be available from Tuesday 4 August.

Tim Cary
15.07.2020

Getting Your Affairs in Order - Lasting Powers of Attorney

This article is the second in a series by our Wills, Estates and Powers of Attorneys Team which looks at ways you can get your personal affairs in order.

Pat Gibney
13.07.2020

Foreign Workers – Government gives more details on the new Points Based System

The Government gave further details on Monday 13 July of how the new Points Based Immigration System will operate from next year when the UK leaves the EU.

Tim Cary
13.07.2020

Getting Your Affairs In Order - Wills

This article is the first in a series by our Wills, Estates and Powers of Attorneys Team which looks at ways you can put your personal affairs in order.

Pat Gibney
06.07.2020

Updated guidance released on how businesses should collect customer details

At the time of the Prime Minister’s statement, there were a number of question marks over how this would be compatible with data protection law, which the ICO has sought to clarify in its most recent guidance.

Alex Saunders
03.07.2020

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