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‘Learn to ski’ package holiday injury
In this recent Court of Appeal decision the Court held that the conduct of a skiing instructor had to be judged against the relevant local standards in Bulgaria and in the absence of any such evidence the Claimant had failed to establish negligence.
Care Home Crunch
Capital limits above which the elderly are required to pay for their own care home costs have been frozen, as has the lower capital limit above which such fees are partially paid by the council.
Tips for driving in the Ice and Snow
In cold winter conditions, we urge all of our clients to take extra care when driving in the snow and ice. The RAC offers the following useful advice:
Top 5 Employment Law Tips for Employers
There is a vast amount of employment legislation currently in place and there are always new developments in this area of law. We recognise that this places an enormous burden on employers, who need to keep up to date and ensure that they are following the correct procedures at all times.
Employment Law for small business
Being aware of the basic requirements of Employment Law can reduce the risk of finding yourself in an Employment Tribunal.
Late Payments
In Britain there appears to be a prevailing culture of late payment, particularly in the grip of the current credit crunch. Late payment of debts is particularly troublesome for small businesses that rely upon regular cash flow.
Recovering Debt
Getting customers to pay their bills can be troublesome at the best of times, but as the current economic instability deepens more and more businesses are finding their cash flow is being restricted through unpaid bills. Many businesses also find that unpaid bills are their biggest unrealised asset.
Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) and the law
From the 21st May 2010 home sellers must commission an Energy Performance Certificate before marketing of their property commences.
Building Disputes
Building or improvement works to your home are disruptive at the best of times. Unfortunately sometimes the works are not completed as agreed and you may be left out of pocket with either an incomplete or substandard job.
Problem Tenants. Update for Landlords.
For a lot of Landlords having a problem Tenant in your property can be a headache. Whether you have one or two properties or a portfolio of residential properties you may be unlucky with letting to a Tenant who is not paying the rent on time or refuses to leave your property when the Tenancy Agreement expires.
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