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April 2024: key dates for employers
April is the usual month for increases in a wide range of statutory rates and limits. This year is no exception but we also have the significant extension of the...
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PISCES: all you need to know about the Private Intermittent Securities and Capital Exchange System
The UK Government is intent on driving through innovative change to position the London Stock Exchange as a market of choice for UK and overseas companies seeking a listing. Alongside...
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Are prenuptial agreements legally enforceable?
Most pop music fans among us will have seen the recent news of Ariana Grande’s divorce and financial settlement with her ex-husband of three years, Dalton Gomez. Eagle-eyed fans will...
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Blake Morgan wins Law Firm of the Year at the Solent Deals Awards 2024
Blake Morgan’s transactions team have continued their excellent track record at the Solent Deals Awards after being awarded 2024 ‘Law Firm of the Year’.
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Important development in regulatory reform for healthcare professionals
The Anaesthesia Associates and Physician Associates Order 2024 (AAPAO) was made on 13 March 2024, which is significant for two reasons.
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How to grow your business and scale up
How do you grow a business? Not an easy question to answer as there are so many elements for start-ups to consider, but taking on board advice from those that...
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LGPS employer exits and surpluses: gold at the end of the rainbow!
Many organisations participated as "admitted bodies" in the Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS). The LGPS is a public sector defined benefit pension scheme and established under statute. How can employers...
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Decarbonisation of construction – is change the client’s responsibility?
Every party to a construction project was represented at Blake Morgan’s Developing Connections Roundtable discussion on Thursday 29 February, from university employer to steel recycler. Hosted by Blake Morgan lawyers...
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My way or the highway – the effectiveness of a no-contest clause in your will
Can you stop challenges on your Will? The recent case of Sim v Pimlott considers the use and effectiveness of No-Contest clauses in Wills for the purpose of dissuading beneficiaries...
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Key points for Security, Dissolution and Disclaimers
As many businesses now face continued difficulties in the current economic climate, we are seeing borrowers and lenders reconsidering and restructuring their finance arrangements and, sometimes, a lender needs to...
