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The Coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis presented unprecedented challenges. Our experts provide advice on how to deal with legal issues arising.

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5 May 2020

Loxit - what are the key legal considerations for UK employers?

The end of lockdown poses a number of difficult and challenging problems for employers. Employers have a legal duty to ensure the health and safety of staff so far as reasonably practicable.

Employment Law Blog

Andy Norris

5 May 2020

Kingsley Napley team advise on sale of stake in Harwell Science and Innovation Campus

Kingsley Napley advised Harwell Oxford Partners Limited and U and I (Projects) Limited on the property aspects of the sale of their combined 50% stake in the Harwell Science and Innovation Campus to Brookfield Asset Management, which completed on 17 April 2020.

Real Estate & Construction

Paul Harbour

1 May 2020

Bounce Back Loan Scheme: Is it a bounce back from CBILS?

This week the government announced a further loan scheme to help small and medium-sized businesses affected by coronavirus. In a reaction to the criticism received for the Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (“CBILS”) and its implementation, the Bounce Bank Loan Scheme is promised as a simplified scheme which allows small and medium-sized businesses to borrow up to 25% of their turnover, capped at £50,000.

Corporate and Commercial Law Blog

Emer Hughes

30 April 2020

Ideas for Arrears - What can you do as a landlord if your tenant hasn’t paid its rent?

The government’s legal intervention by way of the Coronavirus Act 2020 impacts a landlord’s ability to seek possession of their property for non-payment of rent, whether residential or commercial.

Real Estate Law Blog

Emma Robinson

30 April 2020

Best practice guide for charities conducting private prosecutions

The Charities Commission has recently warned that fraudsters are exploiting the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) in order to carry out fraud and cybercrime against charities.  Unfortunately, in our experience, the likelihood of the police taking action against these individuals is low. In the current climate it is easy to understand why the use of private prosecutions is firmly on the rise. In the past, some charities have been criticised for having an overzealous approach to the conduct of their private prosecutions.  In this blog, we highlight the importance of taking a few simple steps to ensure that charities who conduct private prosecutions are beyond reproach.

Litigation for Charities Blog

Melinka Berridge

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