Real estate update – Winter 2020

Our latest update summarises the key real estate topics which have developed over the last few months. This update summarises …
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Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020: Implications on the landlord and tenant relationship

The Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 (the “Act”) came into force on 26 June 2020. The Act brings with …
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Finance and Your Charity: Navigating the Government Schemes; Managing Solvency

With charities coming under immense financial pressures as a consequence of the coronavirus pandemic, Bates Wells partnered with NCVO and …
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What we know about the Furloughed Employee Scheme

Paul Seath, who runs our employment law update webinar series looked at what we know about Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme …
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Working with design agencies

Creative agencies can give your brand and content a real boost, and we work with them regularly on rebranding and …
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Preventing charity fraud

Recent research shows that charities are increasingly aware of the risk of fraud and defences are improving, but some charities …
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Case update from Bates Wells’ Real Estate team

Megan Vick reports on the latest case law developments.
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Real Estate: News in Brief and Recent Deals

Serena Spencer rounds up the latest property news and gives a snapshot of some of our recent deals.
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Illegal workers: Employers warned as quarterly figures released

UK Visas & Immigration (“UKVI”) has published its quarterly report showing the number of civil penalties for illegal workers found …
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Illegal workers: Employers warned as quarterly figures released

UK Visas & Immigration (“UKVI”) has published its quarterly report showing the number of civil penalties for illegal workers found …
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Illegal workers: Employers warned as quarterly figures released

UK Visas & Immigration (“UKVI”) has published its quarterly report showing the number of civil penalties for illegal workers found …
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