Social media: Is your prize promotion legal?
Molly-Mae Hague’s Instagram prize promotion - a giveaway of luxury goods - fell foul of the Advertising Standards Agency code. Would yours?
2370Written by Clare Veal
Stamp duty holiday extended: What does this mean for you?
The stamp duty holiday extension will allow purchasers an additional three months to complete transactions that it was feared would otherwise fall through.
2368Written by Greta Baruffi
90 seconds on… Maintenance
"We're divorcing. Will I get spousal maintenance?" Our family law expert Dimple Patel answers your questions.
2364Written by Dimple Patel
Budget 2021: Furlough scheme to be extended to the end of September
We look at the extended furlough scheme and the expectation of plenty of Covid-related job retention support.
2360Covid vaccines: Capacity to decide
As Covid vaccines are rolled-out, we look at a recent case from the court of protection about capacity to make decisions.
2336Written by Katherine Carroll
Uber decision arrives at the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has ruled that Uber drivers are workers not contractors. What does this mean for the gig economy?
2333Written by Daniel Bolster
Social media and defamation: can you be sued for what you say?
We look at when online comments, reviews or feedback can leave you open to prosecution.
2326Written by Daniel Bolster
No jab no job? Vaccine and the workplace
Will Covid vaccination be obligatory in the workplace? We answer your questions.
2292Written by Clare Chappell
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