Legal & Compliance Archives

Reasons Why Planning Permission May Be Refused 0
- Legal & Compliance, News
- 29th May 2021
Although planning permission can be difficult to understand for a lot of people, many of them know that if planning permission is rejected, this will be a major setback to a project’s development, financial plan and viability. Planning permission can be rejected for different reasons, some of which might not be immediately obvious. Below, we are going to look at some of the most common reasons why planning permission might be refused.
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5 Ways To Protect Your Small Business From Fraud 0
- Business Advice, Legal & Compliance
- 25th May 2021
Fraud management requires the implementation of various strategies to ensure that a minimal amount of funds is lost and any potential losses are avoided. These methods include tracking financial transactions involving the business, assessment of the security protocols of all business partners, identification of weak areas in the business model, and keeping abreast of business fraud trends.
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4 Important Documents Every Citizen of The United Kingdom Should Have 0
- Legal & Compliance, News
- 23rd April 2021
Humans accumulate innumerable belongings in their lifetime, from your name, education, professional stature, house, vehicle and wealth. And the list goes on. However, the only physical testimony to your belonging(s) is the legal document attached to it. Any law declares you the owner of a physical or intellectual property based on these documents. Even if you want to pass on your belongings, transfer ownership or change your name, you will need certain legal documents to do so. For instance, for changing one’s name, one needs to get hold of a deed poll.
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“Big firms should have to explain ‘unapproved debt’”0
- Legal & Compliance, News
- 12th April 2021
Late payment is the most common problem that SMEs face. But it doesn’t have to be.
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How to Ease an Employee back into Work After an Injury 0
- Legal & Compliance, News
- 31st March 2021
A sufficiently serious injury can seriously impede a person’s ability to work. This applies especially if the job is a physically demanding one, or if the injury in question was sustained while on the job. As well the physical difficulty, however, it’s important to also consider the mental aspect of a long-term injury. Here, let’s take a look at a few strategies for easing the transition.
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Contingency Planning For 2021 From A New PropTech SME: What Do Landlords and Agents Need To Know?0
- Legal & Compliance, News
- 29th March 2021
2020 was the year of the unprecedented. Covid-19’s impact on the property market simply couldn’t have been prepared for and, despite the damage caused, property professionals have poured their efforts into recovery. What 2021 represents therefore, is a crucial opportunity to reflect on the lessons learned, and ensure the year becomes one that is led by foresight. With the country well into the swing of a third national lockdown, it’s now more important than ever that landlords, letting agents, and tenants alike know how to prepare for any further impact. Should they fail to, we could face many more years of diminishing growth.
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