Further financial aid announced for small businesses
On 27 April 2020, Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak announced further financial support for small businesses affected by...
Stratford upon Avon T: 01789 293259
Henley in Arden T: 01564 792261
Cheltenham T: 01242 228370
Birmingham T: 0121 200 0890
Contributors
-
-
-
-
Property Litigation Senior Associate -
-
Partner -
Strategic Marketing and Communications Specialist -
Associate -
Trainee Solicitor -
Partner -
Solicitor -
Associate Solicitor -
-
-
-
Solicitor -
-
Associate
-
Partner -
Solicitor -
Trainee Solicitor -
Associate -
Senior Associate, Dispute Resolution -
Solicitor specialising in wills, powers of attorney, estate administration and trust management (Private Client) -
Chartered Legal Executive -
New system lets businesses establish what government help is available
Over the past weeks, various support packages have been announced by the Government to help businesses combat financial problems caused...
What should we be talking about? And is anyone listening anyway?!
Communications can be challenging at the best of times - and marketing during a pandemic is an added test of judgment and sensibilities!...
Further protection for tenants in rent arrears
The Coronavirus Act 2020 already provides protection to tenants, by prohibiting landlords from forfeiting (re-taking possession) business...
Coronavirus: tests now available to millions of workers
Adjournments due to Covid-19 look unlikely, and more "virtual" trials may be on the cards
This is an interesting recent case, in which the court declined to adjourn a high-value (c.£250m), evidence-heavy trial listed for 5...
Will the furlough scheme be extended?
Jobs could be cut if the government pay scheme for workers is not extended this weekend.
Unless the government clarifies its...
Government support for charities
This has been well received as a welcome first step, but the Treasury has been called on to keep this under review as many charities...
Government gives green light for HS2 works to begin
The seemingly never-ending saga that is HS2 took another turn today, with the Government's announcement that works on the ground could...
How is funding from the government actually helping businesses?
Following the announcement of the government's financial aid package for UK businesses, companies were still concerned about how the help...
Commercial contracts: Force majeure and frustration
Businesses need to consider their obligations under commercial contracts, and the express inclusion of a force majeure clause is useful...
Businesses should stick to the rules to benefit from the Furlough Scheme
The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme introduced a new concept to English employment law. Whilst the scheme provides welcome support to...
Wrongful trading to be suspended
Wrongful trading is an offence under the Insolvency Act 1986, which makes it unlawful for directors of a company to continue to trade if...
Making a will and charitable giving during COVID-19
Not surprisingly, the amount given by legacies to charities is expected to decline due to COVID-19.
Legacies will fall in value due...
County court work during the coronavirus lockdown
Some much-needed clarity on the hearings and types of work that the county courts will prioritise during the ongoing lockdown.
The...
Three month extension for businesses filing accounts
Whilst companies are dealing with the effects of Covid-19 on day-to-day operations, Companies House and the government are allowing...
Business Interruption Loan Scheme details announced
Emerging detail on the business interruption loan scheme; coupled with the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme, trying to support UK...
Running a charity during the crisis
The Charity Commission has revised its Covid-19 guidance to include a section on finance, and makes it clear that trustees should think...
As a free user, you can follow Passle and like posts.
To repost this post to your own Passle blog, you will need to upgrade your account.
For plans and pricing, please contact our sales team at sales@passle.net
