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The UK listing regime is about to undergo the most significant reforms in decades. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has confirmed that ...
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What is Collective Enfranchisement? Collective enfranchisement effectively allows leaseholders to “force” a freeholder to sell them t...
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What is a gift? In a property transaction, a gift is a sum of money that is provided to the purchaser by a third party, who will not be n...
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What is Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT)? SDLT is a charge imposed on land transactions of which are payable to HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC). ...
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Listen to Richard and Ashton's interview here: Following last week's Labour's General Election victory, FJG Partners Rich...
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Break Clauses in Commercial Contracts exist for the purposes of providing flexibility and the ability to manage risk for both contracting pa...
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What is constructive dismissal in employment law? Constructive dismissal is a concept in employment law that refers to a particular insta...
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The Results Are In! As we usher in the first Labour government in 14 years, we look at Labour’s plan to get Britain working. Labour ...
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FJG Chief Executive Officer Paula Fowler has been announced as a finalist in the prestigious 2024 National Business Women's Awards in the £...
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When entering into commercial contracts, it is crucial to understand the implications of direct and indirect losses. The clarification and a...
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Costs in the Employment Tribunal The general rule in employment tribunals is that each party bears their own legal expensess or 'costs'. ...
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Navigating a divorce and the financial issues which will subsequently arise can be complex, especially when considering how a financial reme...
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