How sure are you that someone has status under the EU Settlement Scheme?
In correspondence with the Immigration Lawyers Practitioners’ Association, the Home Office has provided some helpful clarifications for employers regarding the …
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Serious Incident Reporting by charities: Mindy Jhittay speaks to Thomson Reuters Practical Law
In the second of two video interviews with Thomson Reuters, Mindy Jhittay give practical tips on how charities can meet …
Doing time for trade mark infringements
The threat of litigation is not the only way of enforcing rights in your brand: Trading Standards and the courts …
Coronavirus and your organisation (1 April)
The coronavirus situation continues to disrupt and reshape “business as usual”. In this week’s roundup, we examine key employment issues; …
Coronavirus Act: What are the Implications for Landlords and Tenants?
Bates Wells’ real estate team hosted a webinar to take you through the various property issues for charities arising from …
Guide to litigation
What is litigation? Litigation is probably the most widely recognised dispute resolution procedure. Broadly, litigation means the taking of legal …
Guide to enforcement
This guide provides a summary of the main enforcement options that may be available to you if you have obtained …
Internal disputes in faith-based organisations – and how to avoid them!
Our faith teaches us values of conciliation and forgiveness – yet faith-based charities are particularly prone to internal division and …