The proposed Renter’s Rights Bill is poised to make a drastic change to the current rental landscape. With the Bill already completing its second reading in the House of Commons, it looks set to be a fast track to implementation – with some forecasting that it will...
Government steadies the path on worker reforms Unveiled Employment Rights Bill paces change for employers and workers By Jon Dunkley, Partner – Head of Regulatory Team at Wollens Solicitors Heralded as the greatest shake up in UK employment law for more than 30...
On October 10th 2024, The Government published a new Employment Bill which sets out an enormous shift in employee rights in favour of employees. The bill is unfortunately quite complex and refers to regulations which have not yet been published. However, the headline...
In recent years, the landscape of American college sports has undergone a seismic shift, with the introduction of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) rights for student-athletes. These rights allow athletes to profit from their personal brand while still maintaining their...
Renting out property can be a lucrative opportunity, but landlord’s must navigate a series of legal obligations and practical requirements to protect them, their tenants and their investments. It is crucial to be aware of the of key steps that must be taken before...
The model and celebrity Naomi Campbell has been banned from holding any charity trustee roles for five years following a Charity Commission inquiry. Naomi was a trustee of Fashion for Relief and the inquiry found that charity funds had been used to pay for, amongst...
