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Coronavirus: Police Powers During Lockdown

The powers are not yet in force and, at the time of writing, are expected to be by the end of the week. So although the police cannot yet issue on the spot fines of £30.00, or disperse groups of more than two people, anyone flouting the guidance does still run the risk of police attention as they may attempt to deal with matters by way of gentle persuasion until their powers are increased.

Coronavirus Business Impact Review

This post is looking at coronavirus from a different perspective – the reviews that every business should be carrying out on their contractual position.

Coronavirus and the workplace: The launch of NHS online isolation notes

Isolation notes enable employees to provide evidence to their employers that they have been advised to self-isolate due to coronavirus, whether that be because the employee has symptoms or they live with someone who has symptoms of the virus.

Family Court Hearings and the Coronavirus - what you need to know

20 Mar 2020
Law Blog

On 19 March 2020 the most senior Family Court Judge in England and Wales issued new urgent Guidance in light of the current Coronavirus pandemic and how the Family Court will function during this unprecedented and challenging time.

Written statements of particulars: Employers’ enhanced obligations with effect from 06 April 2020

Employers should be aware of the three key changes set out in this blog and should ensure that they are taking steps to prepare in readiness for the implementation of the new rules.

Buying A New or First Home?

Buying a new home, whether you are a first time or tenth time buyer, is always emotional and stressful but here are a few tips which will make the process a little easier.