October To celebrate the end of the month, Bevan Kidwell has collaborated with DegreeArt to send you all something non-legal and artistic. This month's feature is 'Montage Diary 19' by Mengyao Guo. If you have an enquiry about this piece or any other artwork, don’t hesitate to contact Isobel@DegreeArt or call 020 8980 0395.
A Court of Appeal decision provides a warning to owners of businesses that trade as a partnership. The court held that a partner was jointly and severally liable to a third party for the breach of fiduciary duty of another partner (L). This was the case even though L's breach of duty occurred after [...]
Bevan Kidwell's Monthly Art of the Moment August by Michael Wallner To celebrate the end of the month, Bevan Kidwell has collaborated with DegreeArt to send you all something non-legal and artistic. This month's feature is 'London in Colour' by Michael Wallner. If you have an enquiry about this piece or any other artwork, don’t hesitate [...]
The Pensions Regulator has issued further guidance for small and micro employers in response to research that suggests they need support in choosing a pension scheme for auto-enrolment purposes. The Regulator now estimates that 1.8 million small and micro employers are likely to reach their staging dates over the coming three years, up from the [...]
Bevan Kidwell's Monthly Art of the Moment July by Andy Owen To celebrate the end of the month, Bevan Kidwell has collaborated with DegreeArt to send you all something non-legal and artistic. This month's feature is 'Shelter' by Andy Owen. If you have an enquiry about this piece or any other artwork, don’t hesitate to [...]
According to its annual report, in 2014/15, the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) imposed civil monetary penalties amounting to over £1 million, including fines for data loss (£692,500) and unsolicited marketing communications (five penalties totalling £386,000). The ICO also prosecuted in 13 cases involving unlawfully obtaining or disclosing personal data, resulting in ten criminal convictions. [...]
Small or medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in financial difficulties will be reassured by a First-tier Tribunal (Tax Chamber) decision concerning research and development (R&D) relief. The tribunal held that debt restructurings, such as debt-for-equity swaps, should not lead to a loss of R&D relief, as long as the investor leaves the day-to-day management of the business [...]
Bevan Kidwell's Monthly Art of the Moment May by Elizabeth Picton To celebrate the end of the month, Bevan Kidwell has collaborated with DegreeArt to send you all something non-legal and artistic. This month's feature is 'Fibonacci Spiral (Wedgewood)' by Elizabeth Picton. 'Fibonacci Spiral (Wedgewood)' is part of a body of work celebrating the universal [...]
The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has held that the Working Time Directive (2003/88/EC) does not require workers on sick leave to provide evidence that they are physically unable to take annual leave to carry over accrued unused statutory holiday to a subsequent leave year. It is sufficient that they are absent on sick leave and [...]
Bevan Kidwell's Monthly Art of the Moment April by Rogan Brown To celebrate the end of the month, Bevan Kidwell has collaborated with DegreeArt to send you all something non-legal and artistic. This month's feature is 'Small Kernel' byRogan Brown. 'Small Kernel' is a wall-based relief sculpture constructed from layers of hand and laser cut [...]
