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How lockdown affects the courts and litigation
11 May 2020
Despite the general perception that the activities of the country are put on 'pause', it does not mean that your legal matter should also be paused. Our litigators have put...
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Mailings
07 May 2020
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Buy and build for a local authority
07 May 2020
At Blake Morgan, we often need to bring our expertise with different areas of the law together to recommend the best way to structure a deal. Doing this can save...
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Private Client Issues – May 2020
07 May 2020
Welcome to this month's edition of Private Client Issues, Blake Morgan's monthly round-up of the topics. Insight and advice on developments affecting private individuals. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to...
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Stamp duty land tax, 3% surcharge, three year period running out?
04 May 2020
The operation of the rules for the 3% surcharge is complex. One current concern relates to the three year rules. These can apply where someone retained their old home when...
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Lou Fuller
04 May 2020
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SDLT Case Notes – May 2020
01 May 2020
Welcome to May's edition of the Stamp Duty Land Tax Case Notes from SDLT expert John Shallcross. As well as a number of guides on line, he is putting on line...
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Alex Lepretre
01 May 2020
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Banking hot topics Q&A
01 May 2020
Since the outbreak of COVID-19, Blake Morgan's Banking and Finance team has been assisting clients across a range of sectors, with issues on their banking facilities. We have collated the...
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Health & Welfare LPA or Advanced Decision?
30 April 2020
If you have been looking into your future medical treatment, should there come a time where you lack the capacity to make the decision yourself, you have probably come across...
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Advanced Decisions
30 April 2020
What is an Advanced Decision? Also known as "advanced directives" and "living wills", Advanced Decisions (ADs) are, very simply, an instruction as to what medical treatment a person wishes, or...
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Right to work checks during COVID-19
29 April 2020
The Home Office has published guidance on how employers may conduct right to work checks, given the guidance for workers to stay at home. It remains an offence to knowingly...
