Failure to comply with the new national minimum wage increases which came into effect in October could cost employers dearly, according to a tax specialist.
The Sheffield office of international law firm Kennedys is celebrating after scooping honours in the largest and most in-depth survey of the UK’s legal market.
Mitchell has continued its impressive growth, re-affirming its place as a leading national law firm, and securing the number one ranking in six areas of law in the Legal 500.
Government’s decision to ease regulations under the ‘red tape challenge’ have been welcomed by the Federation of Small Businesses – with a note of caution.
Business law firm DWF has been appointed by Halfords to their panel of legal advisers following a competitive procurement process. DWF will be joining Pinsent Masons and Foot Anstey on the panel.
Private client lawyers at Clarion in Leeds are warning of the risks run by people who attempt to apply for probate and deal with an estate without seeing a lawyer.
With the Bribery Act due to come into force on 1st July, Leeds law firm Clarion is hosting a breakfast seminar aimed at companies that do not yet have a policy in place.
Government proposals introducing a three day notice period for pre-pack sales to connected parties could mean unsecured creditors lose out, as more businesses are liquidated instead of pre-packed.
Chartered accountancy firm Watson Buckle are warning that an alarming aggressive stance is being taken by HM Revenue & Customs to collect unpaid taxes.
Roofing specialist Martin-Brooks is strengthening its commitment to improving safety standards by investing in the supervisory skills of key members of its team.
A leading Pensions expert says Yorkshire businesses could be caught out by new laws after a survey revealed that most are under prepared for upcoming changes in legislation.
Landowners across Yorkshire must resist "strong arm" tactics by telecoms companies to accept lower rents for having mobile phone masts on their land, a property lawyer warns.
Three solicitors from Clarion’s private client team have passed the latest part of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners exams and are on their way to achieving the prestigious qualification.
North Lincolnshire Council has been explaining to businesses in its area the effects of changes to the Government’s Local Government Finance Bill, due to come into effect in April 2013.
Local Enterprise Partnerships in cities like Leeds and Sheffield could be given a role in the planning procedures to devolve power from Whitehall, according to Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg.
