We are taking a break from Covid and furlough-related issues to look at an important Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) decision on harassment (though the EAT does manage to refer to coronavirus in its decision).
So you are appointed as an Executor. Now what? Katie Coate outlines the various options you have for accepting or declining an appointment as an Executor.
With the Covid-19 pandemic more people are asking themselves if they need a Living Will (also known as an Advance Decision or Advance Directive). We look at why you may want a Living Will, the process for setting one up and the benefits to family members.
It was never in doubt, was it? The UK has entered into the UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement (“TCA”) which is a free trade agreement. If your business is party to contracts with parties in the EU, you should consider the following implications.
As we are all very much aware, restrictions have been tightened since the start of the year. Various types of business (hospitality, non-essential retail etc.) must remain closed. For others, where there is no specific requirement to close, and where the employer intends to continue to operate, the focus remains, as for the last 10 months, on homeworking.