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Recent high-profile celebrity separations have drawn a huge amount of attention to so-called “quickie divorces” which, according to the media,…
Changes designed to stimulate employment look unlikely to make things easier for business in the short term, with a continuing muddy swamp of employment legislation. As…
Entire Agreement clauses appear in many contracts. Their main purpose is to prevent parties arguing that that pre-contractual statements amount…
Wealthy divorcing couples should keep an eye on this case, particularly where offshore companies are involved, after all seven of…
Previous articles have considered the danger of “Letters of Intent” or where correspondence has unintentionally resulted in a legally binding…
Professional Fees: The Architect, the Debt Collectors, and the Maserati Every now and then a case comes along in which…
Many people will have come across the phrases “best endeavours” and “reasonable endeavours” in their business lives, and will have…
With the countdown already on for this year’s Perkins Great Eastern Run – city law firm Buckles Solicitors has confirmed…
The case of William Hare Ltd v Shepherd Construction (Court of Appeal) discusses the effectiveness of “pay when paid” clauses….
The Employment Appeal Tribunal has held (in the case of Celebi v Scolarest Compass Group UK) that an employee’s dismissal…
In April 2007 (under the Housing Act 2004), measures were introduced providing that if the landlord failed to protect a…
From the outset of its time in Government, the Coalition has wanted to reduce costs and red tape for employers….
This week rather than looking across the pond we’ve gone to Australia where “planking” has become an issue for employers….
The staff at Buckles Solicitors LLP are preparing for challenging times – the challenge of raising money for Sue Ryder’s…
Teunis Tenbrook was thrown out of Erasmus University in Rotterdam ten years ago because of complaints made by students and…
In the first decision, Eribo v Odinaiya, Mr Odinaiya agreed, in June 2005, to substantially refurbish Dr Eribo’s London property…
Contract claims must be commenced within 6 years of any breach, whereas claims in tort (i.e. where a breach of…
Giles Betts, Head of Employment at Buckles LLP will be joining forces with Claire Vane (HR Consultant with Integrated Resources)…
A word of warning in relation to Performance Bonds which arises out of development project we have recently been advising…
The Government is pressing ahead with introducing even further flexibility to make changes of use without the need for planning…
A couple from Wisconsin, USA, have obtained a Court order requiring Facebook to give them access to the accounts and…
Buckles Solicitors LLP is delighted to announce that over £2,000 is to be donated to children’s charity Anna’s Hope, thanks…
So, how do you get rid of an adjudicator you don’t like? The case of Galliford Try Infrastructure v Lanes…
Leading Peterborough law firm Buckles Solicitors LLP has recruited Senior Associate Abigail Walters to enhance the company’s planning law offering….