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Cybercrime, both against businesses and individuals, is becoming more common. It's frightening, it's a major issue for businesses
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Are you a divorced step-parent and wondering what rights you have in regard to seeing your step-children and whether there are any financial obligations.
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If you're hit by an uninsured driver, it can be difficult to know what to do next, Andrew Flagg Partner explains the process.
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Who has access and who can pass over your land. There are a number of different types of easements, each of which allows for different usage of land.
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If you're attempting to get a planning application agreed to develop your property, you need to ensure that you understand exactly what is expected of you.
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The journey to in order to take a business public is often long and arduous, there are a number of steps you need to take and we explain them here.
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A team from Stephen Rimmer LLP completed the Eastbourne Legal Walk on Monday in support of the Citizens Advice Eastbourne.
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As a landlord you have to ensure your properties are safe for tenants. We look at your legal obligations concerning fire and gas safety.
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East Coast railway services have been re-nationalised and there has also been a resurgence of interest in the nationalisation of the entire rail network.
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UK business needs to tackle the World Cup challenge head-on, with the potential of lost working hours due to employees staying home to watch the games.
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Now that the GDPR has come into force, it's absolutely essential that businesses ensure they're following the new regulations.
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Christmas holiday celebrations for children are too often marked by family divisions when relationships can break down.
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Following the allegations of sexual misconduct against Harvey Weinstein and other leading figures businesses need to make sure they have clear policies.
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While larger gifts may be taken into account, you can make smaller gifts or gifts out of income without it being taken into account for inheritance tax
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Divorce rates are on the rise, according to the latest statistics, with increased value of family assets couples should seek professional help
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One of the fastest growing health issues in UK society is the seemingly relentless rise in dementia in the older population.
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Employment tribunal acknowledges complexity in minimum wage calculations, saying there is no single key to unlock every case.
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Mental health issues are high on the agenda, due to Royal family in the Heads Together awareness campaign which has seen the #oktosay hashtag trending.
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Japanese knotweed is affecting more homes, it's worth doing some horticultural homework before you start, whether you're buying or selling.
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Record numbers of disputed Wills are going through the courts as modern families and rising house prices push more to contest unfavourable outcomes.
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The first steps towards preparing the UK for a post-Brexit future were announced by Chancellor Philip Hammond in his Spring Budget
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“common law marriage” unfortunately, such concept simply does not exist and acquire no specific rights as married couples do.
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Maggie Dewhurst, a bike courier with City Sprint, winning her case to be treated as an employee, rather than a self-employed contractor.
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A landmark victory for a woman who won a share of her former partner's pension, likely to add impetus to the drive for greater rights for unmarried couples.
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Suzie Knapman reaches 25 years at Stephen Rimmer LLP, the Family department went to lunch at the local Pomodoro e Mozzarella restaurant in Eastbourne.
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The world is on track for the hottest year since records began and scorching temperatures look to set to return to the UK with 30°C forecasts for August.
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The GMB Union brought the action on behalf of a group of Uber drivers, who are described as self-employed 'partners' by Uber.
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Landlords looking to break a lease have received a blunt reminder of what it takes to serve a valid notice after a legal battle reached the High Court.
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Employees, customers and service users are protected against unlawful discrimination on the grounds of gender reassignment under the Equality Act 2010
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When negotiating contracts Court of Appeal have said even when such a clause is included, it is still possible to amend a contract verbally or by conduct.
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