There is much debate as to whether there should be anonymity for individuals before they are convicted. But what about before they are even charged? There have been many high profile cases where the media has sensationalise stories. Sir Cliff Richard was one such case where the media were in situ filming the arrival of… Read more »
A McKenzie friend assists a litigant in person in a court of law in England and Wales. A McKenzie does not need to be legally qualified. The crucial point is that litigants in person are entitled to have assistance, lay or professional, unless there are exceptional circumstances. Legal aid cuts have meant that a growing… Read more »
The government released a policy paper earlier this year addressing the various tax evasion and avoidance issues currently facing HMRC. One of the areas the policy paper highlighted was dealing with the tax affairs of wealthy individuals. In an attempt to cut down on fraud and maximize the amount of tax collected the High Net Worth Unit was formed… Read more »
Thinking of, or in the process of setting up your own business? Consulting an employment law solicitor could be one of the best initial decisions you make. Employment law is a complicated area and is constantly changing. Most employment disagreements are caused by badly-drafted service contracts or dismissal procedures that don’t meet legal requirements. Your… Read more »
Wednesday’s heat-wave resulted in temperatures hitting 36 degrees in some parts of the UK. Spectators were treated for heat exhaustion at Wimbledon, in Hampshire a soldier fainted whilst guarding the Prince of Wales who was attending a memorial at Hayling Island in Hampshire. Fortunately he received on the spot medical assistance and walked away to… Read more »
