Leisure & Hospitality Solicitors


Updated Martyn’s Law guidance on leased premises

Nichola Evans, Partner The Government has corrected its previous guidance on Martyn’s Law as to who the responsible person is where a premises is le...

Setting the scene: do hospitality businesses need a music licence?

Susan Honeyands, Partner Music is often an important part of the guest or customer experience in the...

When a sale isn’t saving – what retailers need to know about misleading discounts

Darcy MacMillan, Solicitor A consultation will launch this autumn into discounts and recommended ret...

Employment Rights Act 2025 – revised timeline for key changes

Mark McKeating, Partner Contributors: Biba Metcalfe, Trainee Solicitor The Department for Business a...

Wedding law reform – new opportunities for hospitality venues

Nichola Evans, Partner The Government has just launched a consultation to reform wedding law. This i...

Digital age verification service set to launch in England and Wales

Rebecca Egan, Specialist Licensing Paralegal Physical ID requirements are being phased out, with new...

supply chain matters

Game, set and match! Why supply chains matter

Supply chain terms and conditions: why clear contracts matter Darcy MacMillan, Solicitor When someon...

Weathering the “Summer of Sport”

Darcy MacMillan, Solicitor The “Summer of Sport” is well underway and delivering a packed calend...

Know the score – tackling employee engagement during major sporting events

Jake McManus, Associate Is football finally coming home for England’s men? That remains to be seen...

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