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Meg Graham
08 July 2021
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Private Client Issues – July 2021
08 July 2021
Welcome to this month’s edition of Private Client Issues, Blake Morgan’s monthly round-up of the topics you may find of interest. It features insight and advice on developments affecting private...
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Evie Horrigan
06 July 2021
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Sara Bett-Powell
05 July 2021
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Blake Morgan supports operational transfer of Reading leisure centres to social enterprise
05 July 2021
Blake Morgan’s Local Authority team supports the operational transfer of Reading leisure centres to a social enterprise.
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What happens to my social media when I’m gone? Things to consider when drafting your Will
05 July 2021
Social media accounts, including services such as Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok and any other social media platform you can think of, are a type of digital asset. The rules which...
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Making a Will digital: digital assets and key points to consider when drafting your Will
01 July 2021
Research undertaken by the Law Society showed that just a quarter of people surveyed know what happens to their digital assets when they die and why it is important to...
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New consumer duty – an old message?
30 June 2021
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has been discussing and consulting on introducing a new consumer duty since 2017 (delayed because of COVID-19). The idea is that it will build on...
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Launch of the UK Infrastructure Bank
29 June 2021
The UK Government launched a new UK Infrastructure Bank on 17 June 2021 to support local growth and tackle climate change. The bank was first announced by Rishi Sunak, the...
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Health and safety protection for employees – an important reminder for employers
29 June 2021
All employers are under a statutory duty to provide employees with a safe place of work. The COVID-19 pandemic has brought these obligations into renewed focus and many employers have...
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UK GDPR adequacy recognition approved by Brussels
29 June 2021
Free flows of personal data from the EU to the UK under the current streamlined rules look set to continue as the EU moves towards a new personal data transfer...
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Construction companies face insurance cover drying up post-Grenfell
24 June 2021
Rising professional indemnity insurance premiums and restrictions on cover are preventing construction companies from taking on projects, and could delay work to improve the safety of buildings post-Grenfell, an industry...
