| Commercial Law Update December 2008 - IT SECURITY - Are your company's IT systems secure? |
| Most companies are not aware of the threat to their IT systems from unauthorised external sources. It can take a hacker only minutes to access an IT system, even where firewalls are in place, and either steal everything of value or destroy it without leaving any trace of the attack. |
| Leading Worcestershire law firm, Harrison Clark LLP acquires national recognition in Chambers and Partners directory. |
| Worcestershire law firm, Harrison Clark LLP has recently received national recognition by being the only Worcestershire practice to be recommended by leading legal directory Chambers and Partners for family and partnership work. |
| Leading Worcestershire law firm, Harrison Clark LLP cements global links in China. |
| Leading Worcestershire law firm, Harrison Clark LLP recently represented the West Midlands at the 19th Annual MSI Global Alliance Conference in Beijing, |
| One of Harrison Clark’s corporate lawyers takes a motorbike trip of a lifetime through India and Nepal |
| The image of a leather-clad biker is perhaps not the first thing that would spring to mind when you think of a corporate lawyer but Inger Woolhouse, Partner in the Business Services Department and member of the Corporate Team at leading Worcester and Birmingham-based law firm Harrison Clark LLP, has enjoyed a passion for motorbikes since the age of nineteen. A proud owner herself of a BMW F800 GS motorbike and inspired by the television programmes “Long Way Round,” featuring Ewan McGregor & Charley Boorman, she recently embarked on a 1800km round trip which took in the sights of India and Nepal. |
| Harrison Clark’s evening with Colla Voce raises over £2,000 for Charitable Trust |
| Leading Worcestershire-based law firm Harrison Clark LLP recently held a choral concert at the Huntington Hall in Worcester in order to raise money for local charities. |
| Commercial Law Update November 2008 - IS YOUR NAME REALLY YOURS? The Company Names Tribunal - protecting your name for you. |
| The goodwill and reputation associated with your company name is often the most valuable part of your business. With that in mind, you will no doubt want to prevent another company taking advantage of your goodwill and benefiting from your reputation in the course of their trading. An unfair advantage could be gained by another company if it were to register the same or a similar business name to that of your company which is not registered. Until recently there has been no way to remedy this situation. |
| Harrison Clark’s Annual Golf Day raises £5,000 for charitable trust |
| Leading Worcester and Birmingham-based law firm, Harrison Clark LLP raised over £5,000 at their Annual Golf Day which was held this year at Cleobury Mortimer Golf Club. |
| Over 150 guests attend Harrison Clark’s Annual Autumn Garden Party and Reception |
| Over 150 guests attended the annual Harrison Clark Autumn Garden Party and Reception which was held in the grounds of their Deanway office in Worcester. |
| Leading Worcestershire lawyer warns that if you buy at auction, you need to seek legal advice before the purchase. |
| Caroline Irvine, a Partner in the Commercial and Residential Property Team at leading Worcestershire law firm Harrison Clark LLP, examines the pitfalls of buying at auction without taking proper legal advice first. |
| Is it safe a write a Will using an online service? |
| Deciding to make a Will is an important step and needs to be carried out with an expert who can understand your circumstances, what you want to accomplish from your Will and can guide you through the law so that this can be achieved. |
| Independent schools now under pressure to prove that they are of benefit to the public in order to achieve charitable status |
| The Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator (OSCR) has concluded that four independent schools in Scotland do not pass the 'public benefit test' laid down in recent changes to Charity Law. |
| Commercial Law Update October 2008 - DARE TO COMPARE? Businesses should exercise caution with comparable advertising. |
| Businesses in the UK have had to tread very cautiously when using comparative advertising with references to competitors, but a recent decision of the European Court of Justice has opened up a window of opportunity for this type of advertising to be used more freely. |
| Can I sell my house by competition? |
| In a falling market with mortgages difficult to obtain it is understandable that some desperate home owners are turning to alternative measures to sell their property. An increasing number of home owners, according to the law society, are attempting to sell their property by organising a competition. Participants can purchase an opportunity to win the property. |
| Harrison Clark presents a “Night at the Musicals” – An evening with Colla Voce to raise money for charity |
| Leading Worcester and Birmingham-based law firm Harrison Clark LLP will be presenting a special concert featuring top local choral group, Colla Voce at the Huntington Hall, on Friday 31 October. |
| Leading law firm warns businesses not to just accept extra charges and revised terms imposed on them on by their bank due to credit crisis |
| Suzanne Gilhooly, Associate Solicitor with leading Worcester and Birmingham-based law firm Harrison Clark LLP, is warning businesses not to just accept additional fees and increased charges imposed on them by the commercial banks in light of the credit crisis. |
| Commercial Law Update September 2008 - Is it time to review your outsourcing arrangements? |
| Commercial Law Update September 2008 |
| Harrison Clark advise on management buy-out of Stroud Office Interiors |
| The Worcester based business services team of leading firm of solicitors, Harrison Clark LLP, has recently advised the management team on the buy-out of Stroud Office Interiors Limited, based at Woodchester in Stroud, Gloucestershire. |
| Harrison Clark raises a record amount at their Charity Quiz Night at Worcester Rugby Club |
| Leading Worcester and Birmingham-based law firm Harrison Clark LLP recently raised £2,850 for local charities by hosting a Charity Quiz Night at Worcester Rugby Club. |
| A winning vote for law firm Harrison Clark as they deliver the sale of electoral roll software company |
| The Corporate Team at leading Worcester and Birmingham-based law firm Harrison Clark LLP recently acted as legal advisers in the sale of IT electoral roll software company, Xpress Software Solutions to Electoral Reform Services Ltd. |
| Harrison Clark abseil down the side of a major department store to raise money for the Noah’s Ark Trust Appeal |
| A team of daredevil solicitors from leading Worcester and Birmingham-based law firm, Harrison Clark LLP recently abseiled down the side of Debenhams department store in Worcester to raise money for the Noah’s Ark Trust Appeal. |
| Harrison Clark restructures their residential property department and offer 10% discount off their fixed fees for conveyancing clients up until Christmas |
| The Residential Property Department at leading Worcester and Birmingham-based law firm Harrison Clark LLP has recently restructured its Residential Property Department. The team will now be backed up by the Commercial Property Department. The move will give additional support to both teams and will enable the sharing of specialist knowledge. New systems have been put in place to streamline the process to provide a fast and efficient service to all property clients. |
| Charity Concert Friday 31st October 2008 |
| Harrison Clark are hosting a charity Concert with Worcestershire's leading vocal group. 'Colla Voce' on Friday 31st October 2008. |
| Do you retain title to your goods once they are sold? You should…The Commercial Team at Harrison Clark LLP give out an economic warning to companies |
| In the current economic climate it is important to ensure you continue to own the goods you sell until you are paid in full. Robert Capper, Head of the Commercial Department at Harrison Clark Solicitors, suggests every company selling goods should check their contracts include a retention of title clause as well as taking advice to ensure that the clause is enforceable and the level of cover it provides is adequate. |
| Harrison Clark’s ladies keep on running as they raise over £2,000 for Cancer Research in support of their colleague. |
| Harrison Clark’s ladies keep on running as they raise over £2,000 for Cancer Research in support of their colleague. |
| Previewing the summer fashion range as Harrison Clark host an evening at the Worcester Jaeger store |
| Previewing the summer fashion range as Harrison Clark host an evening at the Worcester Jaeger store |
| Commercial Law Update July 2008 - THE ULTIMATE BUSINESS NETWORK |
| Commercial Law Update July 2008 |
| Commercial Law Update June 2008 - BEWARE OF COPYCATS AND TYPOSQUATTERS! |
| Commercial Law Update June 2008 |
| Two new appointments make eight for Harrison Clark's Commercial Department |
| Two new appointments make eight for Harrison Clark's Commercial Department |
| Harrison Clark's Under 7's Rugby Cup |
| Worcester's young rugby stars win Harrison Clark's Under 7's Cup. |
| Harrison Clark Family Lawyer is no sinking ship in Titanic role |
| Harrison Clark Family Lawyer is no sinking ship in Titanic role |
| Donation from Harrison Clark will help to conduct the future of Worcestershire's young musicians |
| Donation from Harrison Clark will help to conduct the future of Worcestershire’s young musicians. |
| Harrison Clark's Ladies Evening |
| Harrison Clark hosts a Ladies Evening at Brown’s Restaurant in Worcester |
| Commercial Law Update May 2008 - CORPORATE MANSLAUGHTER UPDATE |
| Commercial Law Update May 2008 |
| Commercial Law Update April 2008 - OLYMPICS 2012 - Are you and your business entering? |
| Commercial Law Update April 2008 - Olympics 2012 |
| Commercial Law Update March 2008 - CORPORATE FRAUD - be prepared! |
| Commercial Law Update March 2008 |
| Commercial Law Update Feb 2008 - ORAL CONTRACTS - Court gives consideration to the intention of the parties |
| Commercial Law Update February 2008 |
| A vintage year as Harrison Clark’s Corporate Team delivers £145 million worth of deals and three babies! |
| The Corporate Team at leading Worcestershire and West Midlands-based law firm Harrison Clark LLP is celebrating a record year for transactions and deliveries! |
| Going it alone..... |
| Going it alone….Do so at your peril warn Family Lawyers |
| Do you say YES if he or she pops the question on Valentine’s Day or do you leap into the unknown this Leap Year? |
| Do you say YES if he or she pops the question on Valentine’s Day or do you leap into the unknown this Leap Year? –A Family Law expert at Harrison Clark LLP weighs up the legal implications of living together versus marriage.
Lorna Tipple is a Solicitor in the Family Law Department at Harrison Clark LLP. She considers the legal implications that couples should consider when cementing their relationships |
| Commercial Law Update Jan 2008 - COMPLIANCE - Is your business stationery up to date? |
| COMMERCIAL LAW UPDATE JANUARY 2008 |
| Leading Worcestershire Law Firm appoint Jonathan Brew as Senior Partner |
| Leading Worcestershire Law firm re-appoint Jonathan Brew as Senior Partner |
| Worcester’s Alice Moulder reaches her 100th birthday as local law firm help her to achieve her lifelong wish of owning a string of pearls. |
| Worcester’s Alice Moulder reaches her 100th birthday as local law firm help her to achieve her lifelong wish of owning a string of pearls. |
| Winter fashion Fever |
| Winter Fashion Fever as Harrison Clark host an evening to preview the new Winter Collection at Jaeger |
| Tasting success as Harrison Clark host cheese and wine evening |
| Tasting success as Harrison Clark host cheese and wine evening |
| Commercial Law Update Dec 2007 - INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS |
| Commercial Law Update December 2007 |
| Worcestershire housewife successfully defends matrimonial settlement in landmark test case following the bankruptcy of her husband |
| Worcestershire housewife successfully defends matrimonial settlement in landmark test case following the bankruptcy of her husband |
| Commercial Law Update Nov 2007 - COPYRIGHT © |
| Are you making the most of your rights? |
| Two of the best – New legal specialists join Harrison Clark’s Commercial Department |
| Two of the best – New legal specialists join Harrison Clark’s Commercial Department |
| Harrison Clark's expanding Business Services Department takes on top commercial litigator as new Partner |
| Leading Worcestershire and West Midlands law firm Harrison Clark LLP has recently appointed top commercial litigator Andrew Spooner as a Partner in its Business Services Department which is made up of Corporate, Commercial, Employment, Commercial Property and, Commercial Litigation. |
| Legal 500 lawyer joins Harrison Clark’s Employment Law Team |
| Leading Worcestershire-based law firm Harrison Clark LLP has recently appointed Claire Thompson as an Associate Solicitor to its Employment Team. |
| Licensing Update - ALTERATIONS TO PREMISES |
| When you first applied for your Premises Licence you will recall providing a plan of the premises that would have shown a number of items including the location of the kitchens, locations of the fire safety equipment, locations of any fixed furniture affecting access and egress etc.
What now happens if you want to make alterations to the premises or change the locations of the specific items (such as the furniture or fire safety equipment)? |
| Licensing Update - HOW MUCH HAVE YOU HAD TO DRINK, SIR? |
| In the run up to Christmas we are all more likely to witness parties and celebrations involving alcohol.
The Licensing Act 2003 makes it an offence to sell alcohol to any person who is drunk. Police are able to issue fixed penalty notices if they witness any offence. |
| Commercial Law Update Oct 2007 - CORPORATE MANSLAUGHTER |
| After years of debating in Parliament, the Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Bill has finally received royal assent. |
| Why can't I see my child? |
| Why can’t I see my child? – How to deal with residence and contact issues after a marriage or relationship breakdown |
| Wine and Roses-Harrison Clark Annual Garden Party |
| Guests enjoy wine and roses at Harrison Clark’s Annual Garden Party
Over 120 guests recently attended an annual garden party hosted by leading Worcestershire-based law firm Harrison Clark LLP. |
| Commercial Law Update Sep 2007 - DOES YOUR GAS AND ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT NEED TESTING? |
| Following the updated legislation surrounding Fire Risk Assessments, and the new smoking law which came into effect on 1st July 2007, perhaps now is the time to re-visit your annual health and safety checks to ensure your business complies with the law. Agility, a Worcestershire-based company, can offer you assistance with all aspects of Health & Safety. Below are some guidelines to help you understand what needs to be tested, when and why. |
| Harrison Clark Golf Day raises £3,845 for local charities |
| Harrison Clark Golf Day raises £3,845 for local charities |
| Commercial Law Update August 2007 - MANAGEMENT'S PERSONAL LIABILITY |
| In general terms, the concept of limited liability is designed to protect the owners of a company – its shareholders – from incurring personal liability for the company's own liabilities. It is a misconception therefore to say that the concept of limited liability extends to protect a company's directors and officers. Rather, what protects them from liability is the fact that a company is its own legal entity, acting on its own accord, using the directors only as its limbs; as a means to an end. |
| Employment Law Update - BUSINESS CONTACTS |
| Do your employees store lists of both personal and private contacts on your computer system? |
| Commercial Law Update July 2007 - OUTSOURCING |
| Outsourcing has become an increasingly popular means of doing business for almost all entities, large and small. One thing to be certain of is that your business' resources are being accurately focussed on the things that you do best. Some of the main factors taken into consideration when deciding to outsource a service are price, quality and convenience. If your business has chosen, or is considering outsourcing a service, it is likely that one of these features will be high on your list of reasons for the choice. |
| Help For Business |
| YOUR BUSINESS, LIKE MANY OTHERS, HAS IN ALL LIKELIHOOD BEEN DETRIMENTALLY AFFECTED BY THE RECENT FLOODS |
| Employment Law Update - UPDATE ON RESTRICTIVE COVENANTS |
| The need for employers to place restraints on the activities of their ex-employees remains as strong as ever. Senior employees will have vital information about an employer's business, strategies, contacts etc that they could use to gain a commercial advantage in a competitive market. |
| Global Cordiale |
| Global Cordiale - Regional law firm Harrison Clark LLP expands its operations overseas by becoming the first West Midlands practice to join international professional services network, MSI |
| As the recent Phizackerley Case causes concern over the use of Wills as a way of saving inheritance tax, Harrison Clark LLP advise the public not to panic. |
| As the recent Phizackerley Case causes concern over the use of Wills as a way of saving inheritance tax, Harrison Clark LLP advise the public not to panic. |
| Cohabitation Agreements |
| Law Commission is set to recommend reform on cohabitation later this year so top family law team advise cohabitants to protect themselves with a cohabitation agreement |
| As construction companies are investigated by the Office of Fair Trading over allegations of bid rigging a leading construction lawyer offers advice to companies on how to avoid being caught in the trap. |
| As construction companies are investigated by the Office of Fair Trading over allegations of bid rigging a leading construction lawyer offers advice to companies on how to avoid being caught in the trap. |
| Spring Fashion Fever |
| Spring Fashion Fever as Harrison Clark host an evening to preview the new Spring/Summer Collection at Jaeger. |
| Harrison Clark LLP becomes a member of MSI |
| Harrison Clark LLP becomes a member of MSI Legal and Accounting Network Worldwide. |
| Harrison Clark is on song as concert raises over £1,000 for local charities |
| Harrison Clark LLP is on song as concert raises over £1,000 for local charities. |
| Top accolade for Harrison Clark Family Law Solicitor |
| Harrison Clark's Children's and Family Law Department in the news!! |
| Home Information Packs are coming |
| Home Information Packs are due to be introduced on 1st March 2007 |
| Online Tracking....don't get left behind!!! |
| Online tracking.......don't get left behind!!! |
| Ex-Wife sucessfully protects divorce settlement |
| Ex-Wife sucessfully protects divorce settlement in a landmark test case in the Courts following the bankrupcy of her husband. |
| Pre-Nuptial Agreements Fact or Fiction |
| Did Britney Spears and Kevin Federline get it right? |
| Commercial Law Update July 2006 - INCORPORATING TERMS AND CONDITIONS |
| No matter how well your terms and conditions are drafted they are of no use to you if they are not incorporated into a contract in the first place! |
| Musical soiree raises funds for Barnado's |
| Harrison Clark's Business Services Division recently hosted a musical soiree to raise funds for Barnado's. |
| Lawyers' helping hands - Worcester Evening News |
| Harrison Clark recently helped Personal Screening plc in its admission to the alternative investment of the London Stock Exchange |
| Firm's new deals - Worcester Evening News |
| Harrison Clark's business services division celebrates its fifth anniversary |
| Owners of firms protect interests - Worcester Evening News |
| Recent high profile divorce cases have business owners increasingly looking to pre-nuptials |
| Commercial Law Update June 2006 - DATA PROTECTION LEGISLATION - ARE YOU UP TO DATE? |
| Data Protection legislation has been around for over 20 years, but are you confident that you understand how it impacts on your business? Are you confused as to what constitutes personal data under the Data Protection Act 1998 (DPA) since the Court of Appeal decision in the case of Mr. Durant? Do you know which, if any, of your paper files are disclosable? Whether you are a GP, a partnership, a not for profit organisation or a small business, you will be processing personal data; whether it is about your private customers or your employees, we can provide the answers to these and other questions. |
| Commercial Law Update May 2006 - AGE DISCRIMINATION REGULATIONS – WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW – YES! THEY DO APPLY TO PARTNERSHIPS |
| The Employment Equality (Age) Regulations 2006 have now been published and approved by Parliament. They will come into force on 1 October 2006. The Regulations implement the age discrimination element of the Employment Directive (2000/78/EC).
The aim of the Regulations is to maximise the participation and economic contribution of those who are currently discriminated against because of their age, whether that age is, for example, 25 years or 55 years. Many people believe that the Regulations only apply to employment situations but they also apply to partnerships. |
| Commercial Law Update April 2006 - COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANIES "TRADING WITH SOCIAL PURPOSE" |
| Are you interested in establishing a company to benefit a particular group of people or cause? Perhaps you would like to trade in order to raise money for a charity? Or you may want to establish a club or association within your area but are worried about membership liability issues? All of these ideas can be resolved with the help of the recent introduction of Community Interest Companies (CICs). |
| Commercial Law Update March 2006 - LIMITED LIABILITY PARTNERSHIPS 5 YEARS ON |
| On 6th April 2001, the Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) was introduced as a new and alternative vehicle for businesses. It was designed to provide businesses with the best of both company and partnership characteristics. 5 years on, this new vehicle has survived its initial un-chartered territory and has become a valuable and popular business entity. |
| Commercial Law Update Feb 2006 - THE WEBSITE GAME |
| More businesses than ever are waking up to the use of their website as an indispensable marketing tool. As a result, businesses are now playing out the marketing game within the website arena. In the race to win the game many are unaware that their tactics could have serious legal and therefore financial consequences. |
| Commercial Law Update Jan 2006 - HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW YOUR AGENT? |
| Would you know if your agent was a commercial agent? Would you know what impact this has on your relationship with your agent? A recent High Court case has now made the definition of a commercial agent much wider and at the same time has given the benefit of the Commercial Agents (Council Directive) Regulations 1993 to more agents. |
| Commercial Law Update August 2006 - TRADING WITH CHINA |
| There are significant trading opportunities in China for business to both export and import products and services. China is a key trading partner for the world of business and it could also offer important strategic partners for you and your company's success. The country is currently experiencing an exceptional average annual average growth rate of 9% and is now the world's leading recipient of foreign direct investment. |
| Commercial Law Update September 2006 - ENFORCING INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS |
| Most people involved in business will come across intellectual property issues in their working lives whether they are gaining permission to use the rights of others, or creating their own. Indeed, there are a number of automatic intellectual property rights (IPR) that exist even though a business may not be aware of it. For many businesses IPR is an increasingly important part of their business and more importantly the value of their business. |
| Commercial Law Update October 2006 - CAN YOU THROW AWAY YOUR COMPUTER? |
| Whilst we cannot live without our electronic equipment and we all want the latest models, how many of us actually consider what happens to our old computer or printer once it has been replaced with its up to date version? |
| Commercial Law Update November 2006 - PROTECTING IP RIGHTS IN CHINA |
| China's business environment is not known for its protection of IP rights. However, there are laws and regulations in place, together with accepted procedures to follow in order to minimise counterfeiting and theft of intellectual property. |
| Commercial Law Update December 2006 - TO TRANSFER OR NOT TO TRANSFER? |
| Are your information transfers IC compliant?
Outsourcing of work is a common occurrence these days. However, where personal data is processed abroad organisations now need to ensure that they are complying with the guidance provided by the IC. |
| Commercial Law Update January 2007 - INTERNET SELLING |
| Increasingly people are buying goods and services over the internet. Such transactions fall under the remit of the Consumer Protection (Distance Selling) Regulations 2000 (DSR) which implement the European Council Directive (97/7/EC) ("the Directive"). The DSR monitor business to consumer contracts and are enforced by the Office of Fair Trading and local authority trading standards departments. |
| Employment Law Focus - THE SMOKING BAN |
| THE SMOKING BAN
You will have heard in the press that smoking will be banned in pubs and restaurants from 1 July 2007 (2nd April in Wales) but the reports do not extend to the implications the 'ban' will have on businesses and employers. |
| Commercial Law Update March 2007 - CONSUMER CREDIT |
| Although the Consumer Credit Act 1974 has been amended at various times over the intervening years the changes that have occurred as a result of the Consumer Credit Act 2006 (the "new Act") are the most significant to date. |
| Commercial Law Update February 2007 - TRADE MARKS |
| Is your Trade Mark or Brand Protected?
The term "trade mark" and "brand" are often used interchangeably. However, both terms are used by businesses to differentiate their goods and services from those of its competitors. "Trade marks" and "brands" have been used for centuries for this purpose and have provided a very simple but effective way of indicating and communicating to a customer the origin of goods or services. |
| Commercial Law Update April 2007 - TRADING WITH INDIA |
| As the world's second fastest growing economy and the UK's largest export market in the developing world, India continues to emerge as a major trading concern. The services industry is credited with the biggest contribution to recent growth and India is now undeniably a major centre for outsourcing and information technology. Add to this the fact that English is the preferred business language and the language of the courts and it is clear why India is now a highly accessible and therefore desirable market within which to trade. |
| Commercial Law Update May 2007 - A SIGNIFICANT CHARITABLE ACT |
| The Charities Act 2006 was passed on 8 November 2006. The Act offers new opportunities for charities such as mergers and reorganisations and so will help charities to develop their spheres of influence and be of a real and practical benefit to today's society. In this Update we highlight some of the changes that are due to be implemented over the next 18 months. |
| Commercial Law Update June 2007 - ARE YOU READY FOR 2012? |
| The London Olympic and Paralympic Games Act 2006 (the "Act") is an act that confers wide discretionary powers on the secretary of state to create regulations that will aid in the smooth running of the London Olympics. It is designed to enable the Secretary of State to adapt the legislatory framework to cover any and all situations that arise in connection with the London Olympics. As such, it will be important for all businesses potentially affected to stay up to date with the changing provisions in the years leading up to the Games. |
| GP Services Update - AGE DISCRIMINATION REGULATIONS - WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW. Yes! They do apply to GPs |
| The Employment Equality (Age) Regulations 2006 have now come into force.
The aim of the Regulations is to maximise the participation and economic contribution of those who are currently discriminated against because of their age, whether that age is, for example, 25 years or 55 years. The Regulations apply as much to a GP's medical practice as they do to large companies and organisations. |
| Live Together Now-Pay Later? |
| LIVE TOGETHER NOW – PAY LATER? - LEADING FAMILY LAWYER TAKES A LOOK AT THE GROWING TREND FOR COHABITATION AGREEMENTS |
| GP Services Update - DOES YOUR PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT NEED A HEALTH CHECK? |
| The Partnership Act of 1890 is considered in legal circles to be in need of modernisation. Its provisions can give rise to unnecessary and unfair implications on partners and partnerships. For example, under the Act's provisions a modern day partnership can be dissolved simply by one of the partners giving notice that he no longer wishes to continue in the partnership. |
| Education Services Update - DO YOU PASS THE TEST? |
| With examinations looming, will your school pass the public benefit test? |
