Private Client Legal Updates (26 May 2021)
A summary of key legal updates in the Private Client sphere over the past week is as follows.
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Private Client Legal Updates (20 May 2021)
This is the first in a series of legal updates for the Private Client sector. A summary of key legal developments over the past week is...
Searching for a concrete solution to a big problem
The construction industry is one of the biggest contributors to carbon dioxide emissions.
The article below discusses one way in which the...
Power of Attorney – protect dementia sufferers vulnerable to financial abuse
Important to remember to appoint trustworthy attorneys to manage your financial affairs when you need help later in life. Time and again...
Seeing red if big bosses take big bonuses
It is AGM season for many listed companies; a time to congratulate the management for a job well done, with the award of big bonuses, and...
Bricks-it! Don't forget Brexit.
There has been a lot of noise in the industry recently around materials shortages which are linked to the effects of Covid, but sight...
A tale of two cities?
Always good to see news articles picking up trends which are obvious from the cases on the desk...
Companies who employ a predominantly...
Certifiable! Another looming blow for supply of construction materials?
Much has been written recently about the current issues facing supply of construction materials and the resulting effect on project cost...
Crypto-Assets - a Trustee Perspective
Is the mainstream adoption of crypto-assets inevitable or even likely? According to Elon Musk, not until the industry goes greener, by...
Construction Workloads Recover! - Rosy Outlook or Rough Seas ahead?
What in any "normal" year might be considered positively cheery news, that construction output is at its highest level in 20 months,...
Construction – Planning to modernise
A key announcement in the Queen's speech earlier this week was the government's plan to press ahead with the transformation of the...
Samsung heirs donate art masterpieces worth £1.3 billion to reduce Inheritance Tax bill
The heirs to South Korea's Samsung conglomerate are reportedly facing a £7.8 billion Inheritance Tax bill, despite giving away a £1.3...
Towering Mess of EWS?
The Government's External Wall System (EWS) certification regime was intended to bring some Post-Grenfell clarity to purchasers,...
Professional indemnity Insurance for construction professionals - hard boiled?
The hardening of the professional indemnity market will not have escaped the notice of anyone in the construction industry recently...
Beyond the balance sheet...the rise of stakeholder capitalism
This morning I listened (and listened again) to this insightful McKinsey podcast in which Paul Polman former CEO of Unilever and chair of...
Time to think logistically
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed so many aspects of our daily lives arguably one of the sectors that has seen the most change is the...
The Duke of Devonshire vs Cycling UK
It has been reported this week that the Duke of Devonshire has blocked cyclists from riding through his 30,000-acre Bolton Abbey estate....
Post-Grenfell - a taxing development?
This update from the Treasury brings some clarity about who will be considered to be a 'developer' under this new levy. It will apply to...
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