Insights


When do you blow the whistle on free pints during a football game?

Claire Morris, Associate Licensing Poor Beccy Webster, landlady of the Gedling Inn, and now £1,500...

Navigating AI in Recruitment

Kevin McKenna, Partner The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) recently conducted a series of ...

What’s In The Pipeline – Employment Law Changes In 2025

Tyler Ross, Trainee Solicitor 20 January – a 25% uplift of compensation for failing to comply with...

Dismissal For Pulling a Colleague’s Hair?

Jake McManus, Solicitor A recent Employment Tribunal case involving allegations of swearing and the ...

Redundancies and Cost-Cutting: How It Just Got More Expensive

Claire Treacy, Senior Associate Employers that propose to make 20 or more redundancies within a 90-d...

Time for an Audit?

Yasmin Kalantari, Senior Associate In today’s competitive landscape, protecting and leveraging you...

Thatchers successful in appeal in cider dispute with Aldi

Last January, Thatchers – the well-known, family-owned cider maker – were unsuccessful in their ...

A Bitter Draught: Crafting Contractual Protections Amid the UK Guinness Crisis

Imagine this: you walk into your favourite pub eagerly anticipating a pint of Guinness. But instead ...

Can I Apply For My Own Premises Licence?

Felicity Tulloch, Partner It is not a requirement that you use a specialist licensing solicitor when...

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