Now that we have all got to grips with “furlough” under the government’s Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS), UK businesses are starting to look ahead and consider how to navigate a return to normal or “the new normal” when the government relaxes lockdown measures and/or when the furlough scheme ends.
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Like the rest of England and Wales, the Courts have had to make necessary adjustments to ensure Hearings can still be held. Jemma Jones discusses what these adjustments mean for Hearings already scheduled, and how these changes could affect family Hearings in the future
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Malcolm Emery discusses what exactly an earn out is and the tax implications of using one to determine the price to be paid for a business
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In this article, Thomas Hall (Senior Associate, Litigation and Head of Restructuring and Insolvency) and Heyma Holmes (Partner and joint Head of Employment) consider the implications of the case of Re Carluccio’s Limted (in administration), from an employment and insolvency perspective.
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Intellectual property specialist, Riyaz Jariwalla, goes international and joins team of nine IP lawyers to host a global digital presentation across seven time zones
Despite the fact that the deadline for filing accounts has been extended, the government has not yet brought the annual general meeting regime to unison with the relaxation, meaning AGMs may have to be held without their accounts
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