COVID-19 vaccination status: How easy is it for employers to change rules regarding sick pay?
Harrison Drury’s employment law team explains the risks in withdrawing sick pay for unvaccinated employees and what employers need to consider before making any changes to sick pay policies. COVID-19…
Can a commercial landlord terminate a tenancy for occupation for its own use?
Alex Walmsley, a solicitor in our property litigation team at Harrison Drury, refers to a recent case Macey v Pizza Express (Restaurants) Ltd [2021] EWHC 2847 (Ch) to explain what…
Queen’s Platinum Jubilee 2022: Are my employees entitled to the extra bank holiday?
The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee includes an additional bank holiday in May 2022. Harrison Drury’s employment law team outlines an employer’s position in determining its employees’ rights to the additional bank…
Agricultural specialist joins Harrison Drury
Rural and agricultural specialist Joseph Mitchell has been appointed to our property litigation team. Joseph joins Harrison Drury’s Kendal office as an associate solicitor having previously worked at Roythornes Solicitors…
How to recover agricultural land from tenants to create woodland schemes
Woodland is becoming ever more important with more landowners looking to implement woodland schemes. Focusing on the Agricultural Holdings Act 1986, Joseph Mitchell, an associate solicitor in Harrison Drury’s property…
An introduction to the Environment Act 2021 and important updates for land and property developers
In November 2021, the Environment Act 2021 became law introducing a wave of measures set to impact land and property developers. Alex Walmsley, solicitor in Harrison Drury’s property litigation department,…
Retaining hospitality staff – A conversation with James’ Places
James’ Places is a group of hospitality businesses operating across the Ribble Valley, Lune Valley and Yorkshire Dales employing over 400 people. We spoke with group commercial director, Warren Bennett,…
What are the latest rules on face coverings and COVID passes? – December 2021
Malcolm Ireland, head of the Leisure and Licensing team at Harrison Drury, summarises the new coronavirus regulations on face coverings and COVID-19 passes introduced in December 2021 (Last updated December…
What does the Supreme Court judgment in Lloyd v Google mean for your business?
David Edwards and Charles Mather from our Regulatory & Compliance team look at a recent Supreme Court judgment on a data protection case involving Google, and the implications for individuals…
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