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Guidance on Safely Returning to the Office

The euphoria business owners may be experiencing surrounding the lifting of lockdown is tempered with the punishing multiple considerations that have to be dealt with to facilitate the return to work of their staff.  The government has made it clear...

Making a Will has never been so important

The coronavirus pandemic it has affected every aspect of our lives, including day-to-day living such as work, shopping, holidays, family celebrations and many other things.  Across the globe we have all had to face the life and death impact of...

Another Route to Compensation for Victims of Financial Fraud

Financial fraudsters all have one thing in common, they are difficult to track down and make every effort to hide their ill-gotten gains. Even when they are discovered and prosecuted, as a rule, their assets have been spirited away through a serpentine...

Business Interruption Claims - High Court Clarification due in August

The consequences of the coronavirus pandemic have impacted on every industry sector across the globe; none more so than the insurance sector.  Initially in the UK, insurance companies, many of whom are well versed in rebuffing claims, were...

Negotiation versus Litigation, whichever is the best route for a Client

Many intellectual property legal disputes involve disproportionate protagonists, a David and Goliath battle where a large conglomerate swoops on a far smaller business complaining that there could be confusion between the brands due to a perceived...

Could the Coronavirus Crisis sharpen and re-shape Commercial Innovation?

The easing of the English coronavirus lockdown measures Boris Johnson’s administration was forced to impose carries the hope that the economy will be able to rise again as soon as possible.  The role of the executives of each business and the...

The Coronavirus Crisis may change the Way we Work forever

It is not unreasonable to say that the coronavirus pandemic leading to the lockdown rules has almost certainly created the most confusing and challenging environment for businesses in the UK.  The unlocking of the lockdown rules is gathering speed and...

Whistleblowing - an Accusation is not enough

As businesses are beginning to pick up from where they abruptly left off eight weeks ago and the new social distancing regime comes into play in the workplace it is highly likely that there will be attempts to cut corners and in some cases employees may be...

Getting back into the Workplace - The Steps Employers need to take

As the country begins the attempt to return to work with the step by step easing of the lockdown, businesses have to make a risk assessment and a plan before they can ask their staff to return to work.  The most recent news is that London, due to its...

Hospitality Industry - Life after Lockdown

As the UK and other countries are slowly emerging from lockdown under their respective governments’ guidance, it is no surprise that the hospitality sector is going to present a challenge to get back to work and is likely to be the last industry sector...

Lifesaver Bounce Back Loans

The coronavirus pandemic has, in a very short space of time, created the most abrupt and critical economic depression ever experienced, excepting world war. Even businesses with contingency plans for disaster recovery could not have recognised such a...

Help with claiming Compensation for Injuries in a Accident caused by Others

Any accident resulting in injury can potentially have severe consequences for the injured person. In the aftermath of an accident understandably the focus is on obtaining help for the casualty.  It is often a little while later that the true...

White-Collar Crime rises in Crisis and Confusion, protect your Business

There is a well-known correlation between crisis and the rise of white-collar crime.  Historically crises, both man-made such as world wars, oil spills and recessions or environment driven events like hurricanes, tsunamis and contagions, have...

Key Factors for the Government's new Phase of its Coronavirus Strategy

After the preservation of life, business survival is the overwhelming focus across the globe. In the UK the drastic measures taken by organisations of all sizes have resulted in the temporary closure of 25 per cent of all businesses and of the remaining...

Relief for Retailers against aggressive Debt Collection during Lockdown

The retail sector has suffered considerably as a result of the coronavirus pandemic for obvious reasons; retail outlets without the capacity for online selling even more so. The Business Secretary has offered assistance in the shape of a bar on the use of...

The FCA seeks Clarity from the Courts on Business Insurance Claims

There will be few businesses across the globe that will not feel the negative effects of this exceptional crisis driven by the coronavirus pandemic.  As governments grapple to make decisions in the knowledge that the best information they are able to...

Divorce in Lockdown

Lockdown has placed great strain on some married couples. The challenging lifestyle we have all had to assume has, for some people, opened their eyes to the problems within their relationship that have ordinarily been brushed aside.  Any marriage which...

Plan now if you would like to Buy a House in Italy, the best opportunities are coming soon

The coronavirus pandemic has changed the face of all commercial activities in every country.  As Italy slowly emerges from lockdown, the property market, an essential part of the Italian economy with relevance in three sectors, residential, commercial...

Help with Dealing with All Aspects of an Inheritance in Italy

The exceptional situation that each country finds itself in as result of the rapid progress of the coronavirus across the world affects nearly every aspect of life, including the likelihood of the unexpected inheritance of a relative’s estate in...

COVID-19 and force majeure. Is there any connection?

Giambrone team has the answer. Negative consequences of the coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak on businesses are widely known. Malls and restaurants are being shut down, borders are closed in many countries, restrictions to mass gatherings and events are...
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