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Purpose & Values: Bates Wells Managing Partner features in Updates discussion

Martin Bunch, Managing Partner at Bates Wells, has participated in a discussion hosted by “Disrupting Purpose”, a leading Updates for CSR professionals interested in the concept of social purpose. Alongside Becci Gould, Senior Account Director at Kin & Co, Martin spoke about how BWB has embraced its Purpose & Values over recent months and, in …
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Fundraising update

The first few months of 2017 have seen further developments in the regulation of fundraising following a turbulent 2016. Lawrence Simanowitz summarises the key changes. Click here to read the full artilce.
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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 in each region of the UK between 1 October and 31 December 2016 (“the specified period”). During the specified period, the London & South East region was found to have the highest number and greatest …
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Subsidy Control: the next chapter

What’s next for public bodies and their grantees in the UK? Lindsay Draffan and Suhan Rajkumar explain what’s next for public bodies and their grantees in the UK. This briefing is relevant for public authorities and any beneficiaries of public subsidies (e.g. direct grants, loans and guarantees) such as charities, social enterprises and SMEs. After …
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Webinar: Social media for charities

This extended webinar pulls together expertise from Bates Wells’ charity, intellectual property, and dispute resolution teams. We deal with different kinds of legal issues arising from your charity’s engagement with social media, including: How to ensure a successful social media campaign doesn’t fall foul of the law (including how to safely use others’ IP online)Protecting …
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Subsidy Control: the next chapter

What’s next for public bodies and their grantees in the UK? Lindsay Draffan and Suhan Rajkumar explain what’s next for public bodies and their grantees in the UK. This briefing is relevant for public authorities and any beneficiaries of public subsidies (e.g. direct grants, loans and guarantees) such as charities, social enterprises and SMEs. After …
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Coronavirus and UK Immigration: FAQs

As the Covid-19 pandemic continues to cause disruption for UK visa holders and their employers, we are ready to help you understand the ever-changing immigration system. From visa applications and tribunals, through to Skilled Worker sponsorship concerns and rights to work, our expert team of immigration lawyers are on hand to help you. See below …
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Coronavirus and UK Immigration: FAQs

As the Covid-19 pandemic continues to cause disruption for UK visa holders and their employers, we are ready to help you understand the ever-changing immigration system. From visa applications and tribunals, through to Skilled Worker sponsorship concerns and rights to work, our expert team of immigration lawyers are on hand to help you. See below …
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Real estate update: Sustainability and ESG reporting

Real estate investors have started to look at environmental, social and governance (ESG) business practices to establish a framework for assessing the impact of sustainability on financial performance in commercial real estate. We give a user-friendly overview of the ESG practices real estate investors have started to look out for in our latest update. Click …
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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 what you need to know about key real estate topics such as: Lease health checksHeads of termsRent reductions – mitigate the impact of Covid-19Repurposing your office spaceBreak rights and the pandemicReflections on post-Covid-19 lendingSustainability and …
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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 it sweeping changes to corporate governance and the insolvency law regime. It contains both permanent and temporary provisions, the latter to assist with the COVID-19 crisis. In our article “June Quarter Date – Help!”, we …
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