Sugar Bill to fatten R&D budgets?
Teaspoons are going to be the new currency in food and drink…or at least that…
November 17, 2016 By Gavin Poole
Could food fraud be found in your food and drink business?
Food fraud is not only a dangerous concern for consumers but can also be a…
November 16, 2016 By Chris Morse
Restriction on St Ives second homes is compatible with human rights
The restriction on St Ives second homes has found to be compatible with human rights.…
November 10, 2016 By Chris Tofts
Brexit and cross-border disputes
In the aftermath of the Brexit decision, many businesses and individuals have been left wondering…
November 9, 2016 By Catherine Mathews
KEEPING OUT TRESPASSERS – Summary of Quarry Operators’ Duties
The Pokemon Go craze seems to be subsiding, but during its height some players were…
November 3, 2016 By Simon Trahair-Davies
No one’s getting paid!
No one’s getting paid! This is quite a dramatic title, and in the current climate…
October 28, 2016 By Stephens Scown
A30 Carland Cross to Chiverton Cross transformation
There are plans for a multi-million pound transformation to one of the last bottlenecks on…
October 27, 2016 By Tim Walmsley
Divorce and a son’s claim on his parents’ farm
The High Court has very recently allowed a son’s claim to an interest in a…
October 26, 2016 By Andrew Barton
‘Be Prepared for Brexit’ farmers advised at seminar
‘Be prepared for Brexit’ was the message to farmers and rural business owners at a…
October 24, 2016 By Stephens Scown
Increasing care cases
The President of the Family Division recently drew attention to the fact that the number…
October 19, 2016 By Bill Wilkins
Habitual residence and CBeebies – working out which country a child is habitually resident
Where a child is considered to be habitually resident in a particular country, then it…
October 19, 2016 By Bill Wilkins
Taking a break from a business
When is it appropriate to take a break from a business? What legal tools are…
October 6, 2016 By Gavin Poole