Insolvency Advice from Business Litigation Solicitor, Debbie Rainford

Deborah Rainford (Solicitor)

Stripped of their livelihood?

Stuart Page (Associate)

The New Licensing Act 2003 which came into force on the 23/11/05 was the largest reform and review of Licensing in England and Wales for over 200 years, since its introduction the licensed trade has been living with a completely new regime which has been very different to the previous rules and regulations. Read more »

Strictly Come Dancing…Not Strict Enough?

Jennifer Smith (Employment Solicitor)

Anton Du Beke’s recent comments prompted 487 complaints from viewers, after it was claimed he called his dance partner Laila Rouass a “Paki”. However, the BBC is standing by Du Beke despite calls from anti-racist campaigners for him to be sacked. Read more »

American law firm plans to put City’s traditional business model on trial

Mark Briegal (Partner)

It’s interesting to see a US firm planning to take advantage of the new rules. In any business good players can succeed by adopting a new model or by being better than the competition, even in a recession.

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