On our main website news page, our employment law department have published a reminder about April's employment law changes and employment tribunal reforms.
The link to the post is http://blog.brmlaw.co.uk/2012/02/employment-law-and-tribunal-reforms-a-reminder-to-employers/
Thursday, 23 February 2012
Tuesday, 31 January 2012
Paul Berresford on making a will
BRM's contentious probate solicitor, Paul Berresford has published the first of two articles on the importance of planning for the future.
In this article he discusses the importance of making a Will. The second article which will follow next week will talk about Lasting Powers of Attorney.
The article can be found on our news page
In this article he discusses the importance of making a Will. The second article which will follow next week will talk about Lasting Powers of Attorney.
The article can be found on our news page
Monday, 16 January 2012
Conveyancing news - SDLT Relief To End in March
The government's stamp duty relief for first time property buyers is set to end in March 2012.
For more information, please see BRM Solicitors' news page or contact our conveyancing team.
For more information, please see BRM Solicitors' news page or contact our conveyancing team.
Thursday, 22 December 2011
Feb 2012 increases in redundancy pay and compensation
From the 1st February 2012 there are to be new maximum limits applicable to some compensation awards made in Employment Tribunals and other areas of employment law. Further details can be found on our main site's news page.
Friday, 28 October 2011
On 24 October 2011 Paul Berresford took over as contentious probate partner
On the 24th October 2011, BRM Solicitors' Paul Berresford took over as the partner dealing with contentious probate.
Wednesday, 14 September 2011
Congratulations Cliff!
As solicitors who often help creators of original work protect their creations, we were very pleased to see Cliff Richard and other artists from the golden age of pop music win their fight for extending the protection of sound recording.
For many years, copyright law specified the length of time sound recordings should be protected was 50 years. This means still active musicians who recorded albums in the 1950s and 1960s would soon lose control of their works, leaving others to reproduce their music and the original artist losing rights to receive royalties.
Following a strongly fought campaign by Cliff and other artists, on the 12th September, the EU Council ruled to extend the copyright period for sound recordings from 50 years to 70 years which is excellent news for musicians who wish to protect their work.
For many years, copyright law specified the length of time sound recordings should be protected was 50 years. This means still active musicians who recorded albums in the 1950s and 1960s would soon lose control of their works, leaving others to reproduce their music and the original artist losing rights to receive royalties.
Following a strongly fought campaign by Cliff and other artists, on the 12th September, the EU Council ruled to extend the copyright period for sound recordings from 50 years to 70 years which is excellent news for musicians who wish to protect their work.
Tuesday, 5 July 2011
Commercial debts - 77% of FSB members had invoices paid late & 56% wrote off invoices up to £9,999 in last year
BBC News recently reported 77% of FSB members had invoices paid late & 56% wrote off invoices up to £9,999 in last year. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-13995077
BRM's debt collection department can recover payments like these from just £5 + VAT.
BRM's debt collection department can recover payments like these from just £5 + VAT.
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