A vendor initiated management buy-out has been completed at an historic manufacturer and installer of swimming pools as the company plans for the future.

Since the 2018 flurry of proprietary estoppel cases, there has been a steady stream of cases which have made the legal press, but it is fair to say, that they have certainly diminished in number.

Charlie Bass, Paralegal in our Employment Law team discusses what exactly a Schedule of Loss is, why it's important and what it entails.

Charlotte Kahrman, a Solicitor in the Contentious Probate Team at Wright Hassall, examines three recent cases where proprietary estoppel was considered.

How can you claim that a truly original idea was yours, if you don’t have a face or a name? That’s a question the EUIPO found themselves dealing with when one of Banksy’s trademarks was challenged.

Sophie Wahba and Kash Dosanjh delve deeper into the proposed changes, explore what these mean for employers and explain what employers can do to prepare. Matthew Davies provides a useful insight into how this reform is likely to impact businesses from a business immigration perspective.

The Government needs to slash the costs of employing staff to help companies and their employees emerge from the Coronavirus crisis, according to business leaders in Coventry and Warwickshire.

In this conversation, Tina Chander (Partner & Head of Employment Law) and Gemma Clark (Associate in our Employment Law team) sit down with Vicky Brook, Founder of People 3 Construction to discuss the critical importance of Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) in the workplace.

A patent is a published document which describes an invention and provides the inventor with a monopoly right to exploit that invention for a specified period.

Wednesday 25 July 2018, the Supreme Court dismissed Tini Owens’ appeal in Owens v Owens, one of the most significant divorce cases to be heard in recent years.