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Perhaps your biggest concern is whether you can continue to pay your rent.
Without an income stream you might be struggling to make your loan payments.
Do you have any corporate accounts? Are these corporate accounts in arrears?
You may have already chosen to furlough those employees whose services are not required during the period of forced closure.
Have you thought about whether you are still complying with the terms of your insurance policy?
Duval v 11-13 Randolph Crescent Ltd [2020] UKSC 18. The Supreme Court has unanimously upheld the Court of Appeal decision
Following the Government’s announcement that they would introduce further legislation to restrict commercial landlords…
On 27 April the government announced that it will provide a 100% guarantee…
The Government has announced that they will introduce further temporary measures to protect commercial tenants.
There are now 660 stately homes in the UK that will be hit by the coronavirus.
The UK property market may face a wave of legal disputes.
There could be a silver lining in the stock market crash for individuals who want to transfer assets to their dependents.
The troubles possibly faced by WeWork, the shared office space company, were well documented long before the global impact of COVID-19 was felt.
This Q&A is intended to provide guidance to those seeking to navigate the choppy and uncertain waters
On 15 April 2020, a Treasury Direction and updated guidance were issued.
Family lawyers are reporting a surge in inquiries from individuals hit hard by economic turmoil caused by coronavirus.
The legal profession has had to adapt quickly to the continuing restrictions imposed by the global pandemic.
New ‘Covid clauses’ allow parties to exchange contracts with the comfort of knowing there will be no penalty if completion is delayed
From 6 April, there is a new deadline for paying capital gains tax.
Making a decision to give up your career, particularly after the birth of children, can often be both a choice and a sacrifice.
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