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From garage to unicorn – Employment law lessons for scaling tech teams
Catherine Bourne
It is five years since the tragic Grenfell disaster but defective cladding/dangerous living conditions and fire safety are still very much hot news. But, you may be asking, why is this relevant to insolvency practitioners?
While world leaders convene in Egypt for Cop 27 to discuss progress on The Paris Agreement, the legally binding international treaty on climate change adopted in 2016, it is easy to think the green agenda is something remote from day-to-day business for UK SME owners.
This quarterly civil fraud update provides a summary of reported decisions handed down in the courts of England and Wales in the period July - September 2022.
People with dementia are at higher risk of financial abuse and in our experience, the majority of allegations of financial abuse and misappropriation of monies against vulnerable individuals are against the very people trusted to look after their affairs. Sadly, the volume of those allegations is on the rise.
The recent judgment in the case of Totton & Anor v Totton [2022] EWHC 2345 (Ch) ought to serve as a stark reminder that executors need to take their duties very seriously. In this case, the High Court found that an executor had failed to comply with his duties as an executor and, subsequently, breached a court order intended to remedy the position. As a result, the executor was found to be in contempt and sentenced to a custodial sentence of three months.
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