How to become the "owner" of Andy Murray's championship-winning point in the 2013 Wimbledon final (sort of)
If you enjoyed the moment when Andy Murray secured victory over Nikoloz Basilashvili last night, one day you might be able to own it...
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Legal considerations around your digital legacy
With cryptocurrency and NFTs making headlines, what are the legal considerations around these investments in the long run? Private Wealth...
The return of Mayfair Art Weekend!
This weekend sees the return of Mayfair Art Weekend for 2021! Mayfair Art Weekend is the annual celebration of the world’s...
Keep on top of your Companies House filings - Even admin errors can have serious consequences
Companies House records show a "First Gazette notice for compulsory strike-off" was issued against the National Theatre following the...
Do street artists have to choose between protecting their anonymity or protecting their work?
In an ongoing dispute between Banksy and a greeting card company, the EU Intellectual Property Office has cancelled two trademarks for...
Landmark retail rent ruling - should landlords be concerned?
Last week saw an interesting decision from the court on post pandemic retail rents in Central London. A tenant occupying under a 54 Act...
Why common law legal systems are better for businesses
Where businesses have the opportunity to choose the law of contract for their deals, they should always consider using a common law...
Flex space - a landlord's delight?
Hotel, motel, a new model is in.
Before we get started, let's look at how hotels are (broadly) operated:
- A landlord will either lease...
Ministers considering default home working rights
As home working has become the 'new normal' for a significant portion of the population during the pandemic, attitudes have been shifting...
Mandatory vaccines for care home staff
Multiple news outlets are reporting this morning that the Government plans to make COVID-19 vaccines mandatory for care home staff in...
Family Offices - Insiders or Outsiders
For any wealthy family, managing its assets can be a full time job. Ultra-high net worths will typically have a wide array of investments...
Waiting for no fault divorce
Resolution* has been campaigning for divorce law reform for over 30 years. That is longer than I have been on the planet. I wonder if at...
ACAS Publishes Fire and Rehire Report
Following multiple incidents of so-called 'fire and rehire' tactics during the pandemic, used by British Airways in 2020 and by...
The launch of the Commonhold Council
In May, the Housing Secretary, Robert Jenrick, revealed the launch of the Commonhold Council - a group of leading industry figures who...
Good news? Or, perhaps not if you are a building owner?
Last week the Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) held in favour of EE and Hutchison 3G. It granted the companies interim rights of access,...
UK Treasury confirms that artists are not “Art Market Participants” in the context of new anti-money laundering regulations
The Treasury has recently confirmed that artists selling their own work to collectors will not be classified as “Art Market Participants”...
The UK watchdog to start investigating brands for "Greenwashing"
One of the fastest growing trends in the luxury brand space in the last decade has been the growth of the 'green' or 'eco-friendly'...
Divorcing with cryptocurrency - Boodle Hatfield
Harriet Errington discusses how cryptocurrencies are difficult to deal with in divorce proceedings and how the family Courts are dealing...
We might have thrupling but we don't yet have trivorce…
"Thruples" or "throuples" is the new word on the street. It describes three people who are in a loving and committed relationship with...
Can't find a buyer for your company? Sell it tax free to your employees.
Employee ownership trusts are becoming increasingly popular for those looking to sell up, and for good reason, as we discuss below.
When...
A new occupancy model for offices: could this be the solution for building owners facing covid-fuelled office vacancies?
This week we have learned that 20,000 people from Natwest's workforce will, instead of being based full-time in the office, be required...
Hotel construction on the up.
Good news for everyone dreaming of that first holiday post-pandemic!
Despite Covid-19, the hotel pipeline across Europe continues to...
Wealthy Marriages, Divorces & Toxic Relationships
I was delighted to be interviewed by Reg Athwal, Founder & Chief Educator of the Family Business Academy, on RTS Global Partners'...
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