Tim Sadka, Partner, Corporate and Commercial Team What are cross border mergers? For groups with complex cross border structures involving multiple European Economic Area (EEA) subsidiaries,…
From 25 May 2018, General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will be implemented, which aims to harmonise data protection laws across the EU. There will be…
Michael Mulcare, Dispute Resolution Associate Introduction Payment Notices have always been a contentious area in construction, leading to the great majority of disputes. At times,…
As of 4 April 2018, all companies in Great Britain with 250 or more employees became subject to an obligation to publish statutory calculations, showing…
From the 1 April 2018 the new National Minimum Wage/Living Wage will commence: The accommodation offset will be £7.00 per…
Although heavy snowfall is unusual in the UK, when it does descend and once the initial excitement of snowball fights and wearing your ski gear…
It is a common misconception that an employer only need inform an employee if it has decided not to renew their fixed term contract. In…
The European Court of Human Rights (EctHR) has held that, in certain circumstances, covert surveillance in the workplace breaches an individuals right to privacy. A…
The European Court of Justice has ruled that “workers” should be able to obtain backdated holiday pay in respect of the entire duration of their…
Daniel Dickson, Dispute Resolution lawyer, Brighton & Hove e.danieldickson@rixandkay.co.uk Adverse possession is the process of acquiring land that doesn’t necessarily belong to you. If you…
