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Start the new tax year with better debt recovery processes

Article written by Adina-Leigh Collins, Solicitor, Litigation department The new tax year began on 6 April 2022, and while you may not have made any ‘new year, new you’ promises, perhaps it could be time to sort out your business finances. It can be easy to let things...

Introducing our new charity partners for 2022/23: Saint Francis Hospice and Pancreatic Cancer UK

Grant Saw are pleased to announce that Saint Francis Hospice and Pancreatic Cancer UK have been chosen as our joint charity of the year partners for 2022/23 in memory of Michael Dear, a Family Solicitor at Grant Saw for over 20 years, who sadly passed away in 2021....

No more blame but challenges remain for divorcing couples

Article written by Aishat Balogun, Solicitor, Family department When the clock finally chimed for no-fault divorce, the courts saw a surge in petitions from couples looking to avoid the blame game. However, challenges still lie ahead for couples leaving a marriage. HM...

Employment Tribunal cases demonstrate a lack of up-to-date and effective Equality and Diversity training can lead to damages and pay-outs

Article written by Noella Gooden, Employment Solicitor (Australian Qualified). A recent Employment Tribunal (ET) case (Sutherland v Watkins Solicitors) has again highlighted the need for employers to keep equality and diversity training under review, and updated for...

Correspondence Address: a note of caution for company directors and secretaries

Article written by James McKimm, Solicitor, Corporate and Commercial department As an officer of a company, one should generally be aware of the requirements to have a correspondence address registered at Companies House. This address is publicly available and is the...

Statutory rates and Employment updates – April 2022

In the 2022 Spring Statement, the Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced a series of changes affecting the employment landscape from increases in statutory rates and limits through to an increase in National Insurance Contributions. This article provides an update on these...

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