Current Awareness: Analysis of recent High Court Judgments on Estate Administration
In the aftermath of losing a loved one, the grieving process is often compounded by the practical need to settle their estate.
Valuing General Damages in Disrepair Claims: An Unsettled Affair
Introduction The valuation of general damages in housing disrepair claims remains a complex and unsettled issue within English law.
The Introduction of eVisas in UK Immigration
The UK is advancing towards a digital future in immigration processes, with the introduction of eVisas. Read Paragon Law’s guide to the 2024 development.
Immigration Rules Change For Skilled Workers and Sponsors – April 2024
UK Visas and Immigration recently released upcoming changes to the Skilled Worker Route, including updated salary thresholds for UK Sponsor Licenses.
Top tips to help payroll companies survive and thrive
In recent years, payroll companies have become viewed with increasing suspicion and concern – both by their customers and the UK Government – with terms such as fraud, personal liability notices and tax avoidance associated with them.
What can we learn from FCA case refusing flexible working request to work from home full time?
In 2023, four in ten employers returned fully to the office and it is expected that this will increase significantly into 2024. It is no surprise then that there has been a great deal of interest in a recent case brought before the Employment Tribunal, which saw an employee’s request to work from home full-time …
Top tips for start-ups in 2024 to protect their software
When new technology businesses come to the market, the fortunate ones with a fantastic product will experience a period of rapid growth.
Government crackdown on umbrella companies to impact payroll providers in 2024
Lots of organisations in the private and public sectors – recruitment agencies in particular – use umbrella companies to pay temporary workers and provide a flexible workforce.
Breaking News – First Default Judgment where the Claimant is based abroad
The High Court granted the first default judgment in a claim relating to an alleged Bitcoin fraud perpetrated by fraudsters based abroad; the defendants are, an individual known as both Alan Bart and A. Philpott who is associated with FCA Automatic and Capital Usage and persons unknown involved with a crypto wallet at quogi.com related …
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Will the Government’s World First AI Safety Institute be able to protect against the Risks of new developments in Artificial Intelligence?
Technology is part of everyday life and plays an increasingly significant part in commerce. Keeping pace with technological innovation is now becoming a key differentiator in most commercial sectors. Businesses that fail to implement and use new technology may lose ground that they find they cannot recover.