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Recession blamed for 45 per cent rise in High Court battles over wills
The number of High Court cases involving disputes over wills has risen by 45 per cent as a consequence of the recession, according to latest figures from the High Court Chancery Division.
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UK merger fees to double
Fees for UK merger notifications will double from October 1 following an amendment to the Enterprise Act 2002.
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Workers can reclaim holidays lost to sickness
Employees who are sick during scheduled annual leave should be allowed to reallocate their holidays, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled.
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A third of landlords flout deposit protection laws
The number of landlords flouting tenancy deposit legislation has halved in the past year - but almost one in three is still not obeying the law.
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New Supreme Court Opens this month
The new UK Supreme Court opens on 1 October and will be sitting for the first time on 5 October in Parliament Square, London. The constitutional implications of physically separating the senior judiciary from the legislature will take time to emerge.
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