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Commercial Partner Elizabeth Selby denotes the importance of having robust Terms & Conditions (T&Cs) to protect businesses from unnecessary risks and costly disputes. She explains the six key points every supplier should consider.
In her latest article CEO, Karen Bexley, reflects on the recent Bexley Beaumont regional lunches. She delves into the internal BBConnect initiative, what this has done to harbour team culture at Bexley Beaumont and why it’s still such an important focus for the firm.
Real Estate Partner Nicola Wood discusses the two main costs to consider when negotiating Heads of Terms for commercial leases.
CEO Karen Bexley discusses funding for female founded businesses ahead of this year’s International Women’s Day theme, #AccelerateAction.
Family Partner, Aziz Malik, uses his breadth of experience to offer real world advice for parties divorcing. Find out more in his basic, but practical guide on how to conduct yourself before the court in family proceedings.
It has been reported that 46% of UK workers suffer with stress, depression, or anxiety. To support Building Foundations Week and Bexley Beaumont’s support of LawCare, Regulatory Partner Emma Evans and Employment Legal Director Alice Kinder share their thoughts on stress in the workplace from an employer perspective, and what steps can be taken to manage work-related stress.
Due to the UK's exit from the European Union, Polish citizens have to manoeuvre the increasingly challenging visa system to work freely in the UK. Consequently putting employers at risk of serious punishment if this process is not done correctly.
The United States is one of the few countries that imposes taxes on its citizens regardless of where they reside, indeed the IRS can be quite relentless in pursuing expats. The issue of taxation for US nationals living overseas is a multifaceted and often perplexing topic.
The government has announced that landlords will be forced to investigate and fix damp and mould in social housing in England within strict timescales from October 2025.
