Introduced under Section 14 of the Football Spectators Act 1989, Football Banning Orders (FBOs) aim to prevent football hooliganism by banning individuals engaging in particular…
Immigration law can be particularly frustrating to understand, especially for those wishing to move to the UK for work and study. In this article, we’ll…
Understanding your statutory rights at work may seem stressful and complex. Knowing your rights helps ensure you’re treated fairly and that your employer meets their…
The term ‘unincorporated business’ may not seem relevant to most. However, it’s important for businesspeople to know the meaning as this may affect their liability.
So far this year we’ve seen mass strikes from many public sectors in the UK, including teachers, rail workers, civil servants and many more. With…
A trust is a useful tool that protects your assets and ensures the future financial stability of your loved ones. You can place different kinds of assets into a trust, including cash, shares, investments, real property, and land.
Property ownership in England and Wales are divisible into legal ownership (the registered owners on the Land Registry) and beneficial interest, otherwise known as beneficial…
Workplace discrimination can create toxic work environments and negatively impact a business and its employees.
Handling stolen goods is a criminal offence. This article covers and shows the penalties and consequences around stolen goods.
Failing to stop after an accident is a serious offence. This covers all you need to know, including penalties and potential consequences.
A party wall is a wall that stands astride the boundary of land belonging to two or more owners that can often result in complications.
Affray refers to a disturbance involving violence or the threat of violence to the extent any bystanders may fear for their safety.
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