by Jane Lodeto | Dec 3, 2018
In a hearing next March, an Employment Tribunal will, for the first time, determine whether veganism is a “philosophical belief” protected by law. The case centres on the dismissal by the League Against Cruel Sports of an employee who disclosed to other...
by Jane Lodeto | Nov 29, 2018
This week Jane Lodeto and Holly Johnson are supporting Resolution’s ‘Good Divorce Week’. Jane Lodeto has been a member of Resolution since she qualified as a solicitor. They are a society of Family Lawyers who campaign for a fairer family justice...
by Jane Lodeto | Oct 30, 2018
Stamp Duty has now been abolished for first-time buyers in shared ownership homes that cost up to £500,000. In the 2018 budget the Chancellor has announced that, following last year’s Stamp Duty changes, first-time buyers in shared ownership homes that cost up to...
by Jane Lodeto | Oct 24, 2018
Jane Lodeto enjoyed an interesting webinar today on passing digital assets on death. Many digital companies have not made provisions for Executors to easily access a deceased persons account, and it may be difficult for your Executors to even find these assets. ...
by Jane Lodeto | Oct 12, 2018
Are you worried about how to act at your looming office Christmas party? Do you relax and enjoy the free bar or act professionally, as though you’re at a business meeting? Well Bellman (B) V Northampton Recruitment (NR) may have some answers for you. In 2011 NR threw...
